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2010 Cadillac Dts Luxury Edition 25000 Miles No Reserve Heated & Cooled Seats. on 2040-cars

US $24,000.00
Year:2010 Mileage:24873
Location:

Kitts Hill, Ohio, United States

Kitts Hill, Ohio, United States

CLICK HERE for more pictures. This car belonged to my dad. He bought it from the local GM dealer when it had about 3500 miles on it. They said it was a factory executive car. He died and my mom has no need for it. It has 24873 miles but my sister might drive it every now and then but it should still have less than 25,000 miles by the end of the auction. It has aftermarket rubber floor mats covering the factory carpet floor mats. It's a graphite color with a cream color interior. The top of the dash is brown. Petty well loaded car. Has heated and cooled seats, heated steering wheel, chrome alloy wheels, memory seats, remote start, sunroof as well as most normal Cadillac options. If you want me to check to see if it has a specific option, email me. I think that if you give a GM dealer the VIN they can tell you exactly what options the car has. Has a couple of scratches on the roof (in the big picture this is the picture with the quarters). Has a scratch and a rubbed place on the left rear door that should polish out. There's a picture of that too. I put that there is no warranty but you might give the VIN number to your local GM dealer to find out if there is any remaining transferable factory warranty. There is just no warranty from my mom. $500 down payment with PayPal within five business days of the end of the auction and the balance in cash and the car must be picked up within 10 working days of the end of the auction.  If these conditions are not met the down payment will be forfeit and the car will be relisted. The car is for sale locally so I reserve the right to end the auction early and cancel all bids. If you want to fly in and drive it home, we can pick you up at HTS, transfer the title, and you can get an Ohio temporary tag. Any questions, just email me but right before the end of the auction. If anyone out there know where the option sticker is on a 2010 DTS, let me know and I'll post a picture of it. Please don't bid if you don't want the car or can't afford the car.

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