Cadillac: Escalade on 2040-cars
Ozona, Florida, United States
For more details eMail me : pierre4dsalina@laposte.net
I am selling my 2007 Cadillac Escalade. Its in very good condition and shines! I am the only owner and have kept it in great shape, its been garaged its whole life. Last year, I put a new Pioneer stereo system (AVIC 8000-NEX) in it so I could have Bluetooth and Apple CarPlay. I also changed out the original tires and rims with Nitto TerraGrapplers and XD Hoss 20 rims. Here are a few of my favorite features:- Heated and Air Conditioned Seats in the front; heated in the back- Heated steering wheel- Auto high beams and auto windshield wipers- 403hp V8- Removable 3rd row seats- Backup camera and sensors- Bluetooth connection for phonecalls or music- XM/Sirius Ready- Very comfortable leather seats all the way around - Dings: a little cracked paint on the rear left bumper that is barely noticeable, scratch on the bottom of the front passenger door, small dent of front right of hood (also barely noticeable).
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