2008 Cadillac Escalade on 2040-cars
Burleson, Texas, United States
For more details eMail me : EloisTibbalsqzjv@yahoo.com
2008 escalade platinum black on black,has some rare options that you don'tnormally see it has cold weather package and rear power folding bench seatinstead of the usual captains chairs so you can fit an extra person. You canfold either one seat or the whole bench if wanted with the push of a button. Has3rd row seating hardly used we intended for my wife to drive it butcircumstances changed and we no longer need the bigger size. We recently had itfully serviced with new front and rear shocks(passive no longer problematicair), all new rotors and brakes,spark plugs and wires, oil change and new frontwheel hub bearings 24" black and chrome rims,tires have plenty of life about70%. Recently had it fully detailed carpets cleaned waxed etc. Being sold as isit's 9yrs old average wear has a couple small issues,needs alignment,needsnew rear back up camera,tps sensors aren't disk givesa read error but we never used it anyway,has some minor rust spots on the reartail gate,Rear tail gate has a dent under the wiper and the front fender has asmall dent and rub mark.
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