1994 Cadillac Seville Sts Sedan 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
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Up for sale is my 1994 Cadillac STS. 163*** miles. Car is in good
shape - runs great, extremely solid starter, but needs some work. The
car has been well maintained over its life. No rattles or clunks when
driving. Priced to sell.
The good: Starts and runs very well and reliably Interior is in great shape No cracking of leather - leather in very good shape Full power everything - everything works Heated seats Tons of life left in all-weather tires, comes with brand new set of winter tires also 295 horsepower Northstar engine Trailer hitch The bad: Brake lines need to be replaced Brake pads will need to be replaced in the next year Struts may need be replaced before too long Neutral indicator switch is finicky - in cold weather, you may need to start the car in neutral (but it starts fine) Stereo doesn't work Some minor body rust (see photos) Dog chewed on the front seat cupholders when he was a puppy (see photos) Bottom of front bumper was damaged by a snowdrift (see photos) Other notes: The car's air-ride suspension was swapped out for a solid-state suspension in 2012. Let me know if you have questions. Upgrading to a stationwagon for more room in the back. Thanks for looking. |
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