Hello thank you for looking at my auction I have here is a 2003 Cadillac CTS this car was hit it has a salvage title I fixed the car Brand new Paint JOB in the car in the car is over 10 years old the car can come with a clean title. If you would want to Massachusetts clean title the process fee is 200 bucks or it has all Ohio salvage title this car is awesomeness five-speed standard fully loaded has 20 inch custom chrome rims. Car is fully loaded dating make that many five-speed it's fast. And like I said it has a salvage title but the cars over 10 years old so that means it will be a clean title. If you have any questions you can contact me to eBay or you can call me or text me at 774-451-4973. Please do not bid on this auction if he do not have the funds to pay for thank you. This is a rear car 5 speed
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