1999 Cadillac Seville Sts Sedan 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Mediapolis, Iowa, United States
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1999 CADILLAC STS SEVILLE, I am 2nd owner, bought car with 19000 miles on it has been great for us gets around great in snow. Daughter has drove the last 4 years to school she got a new car so don't need this one any more. Has 2 sets of wheels and tires the 20" tires will need replaced soon and the others should go a year or so. I AM SELLING AS IS ! You are welcome to come check it out. Will answer all question asap. GOOD LUCK BIDDING
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