2012 Cadillac Srx/navigation/ Panoramic Roof/ Rear Camera/ No Reserve on 2040-cars
Dearborn Heights, Michigan, United States
This is a NO RESERVE auction which basically means highest bidder takes this super SHARP 2012 CADILLAC SRX PERFORMANCE home.
This Crystal Red Tintcoat SRX will come with a rebuilt title due ONLY Vehicle had an accident front bumper, left fender, left rear door and left front door skin were replaced for a PERFECT job done......... NO RESERVE AUCTION This vehicle was inspected by DMV Department of Motor Vehicles and it will have a rebuilt title in 10 to 15 business days after it's paid for by the winning bidder.
THIS VEHICLE CAN BE TITLED IN ANY STATE OR CANADA POWERTRAIN WARRANTY IS AVAILABLE THRU ProGuard We Present in Excellent Condition We Often Close Ebay Listings - Auctions Early!!
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Make Us An "Reasonable Offer"For The Faster Service, Please Call Us Right Now: (734) 666-5211 (Alex) In Excellent Condition - Inside & Outside Must See to Appreciate - No Dents - Rust Free - Smoke Free Interior Both the exterior and interior are in Excellent Condition; Clean and Fresh. So, if you are in the market for a very affordable late model Vehicle for yourself or a loved one, then you owe it to yourself to take a closer look at this super sharp
This is your chance, to own in Excellent Condition 2012 CADILLAC SRX at a price you have always heard about through the Internet. We hope you are our next satisfied online buyer. Good luck and happy bidding.
We can help you to TRANSPORT - EXPORT this vehicle Anywhere in the US, Canada or Worldwide! DEPOSITS - PAYMENT TERMS To secure this vehicle we require immediate $500 deposit. All sales are subject to a $195 Documentary fee. NOTE: Please note that when bidding over $25,000 on any vehicle ebay will need to verify your info, so do not wait until the last minute to place your bid as it could lock you out of the bidding process, verification could take up to 2 minutes so do not wait until the last minute to place your bid. |
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Why an independent rear suspension for GM's new, full-sized SUVs wasn't easy
Mon, Dec 23 2019A Motor Trend report last month laid out how Cadillac's 4.2-lier twin-turbo Blackwing V8 could be an orphan due to cost concerns in the GM empire. Last-minute chassis changes to Cadillac's new sedans and XT6 crossover led to engine bays that couldn't fit the Blackwing. On the SUV side, according to the report, the new independent rear suspension for big people haulers cost so much to implement that GM ruled out reworking the Escalade to accept the Blackwing. At least one commenter rightly asked how could a suspension swallow that much money. A new piece in Motor Trend has the answer. The excellent Alissa Priddle spoke to Tim Herrick, GM's executive chief engineer for full-size trucks, about why the clean-sheet IRS cost "multimillions of dollars." First, GM would need to build a new body shop at the Arlington, Texas plant that assembles the automaker's big SUVs to stamp the numerous wholly new parts and panels accommodating an IRS. Then GM would need to design and pay for a new assembly process. On top of those up-front costs, there was the incremental cost of the four-link IRS components being more expensive than those in the trucks' former leaf-sprung solid axles. Herrick endured so many rejections for so long that he remembers the date and time when he got approval for the new unit. He said it came down to a meeting where he told a higher-up, "I'll make you a deal: If we get to the reveal, or if we launch this and you think this was a dumb idea, I'll hand you my badge and let you walk me out." Head to Motor Trend to read the full story. Based on Herrick being on stage to help present the new SUVs to the press, and on our First Ride in the new Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban at GM's Milford Proving Grounds, it appears this will have a happy ending for all involved. Furthermore, since Herrick worked on the T1 platform that supports the big SUVs as well as the light- and heavy-duty pickups, he understood the demands on the commercial side, too. That could be why when Roadshow asked Tim Asoklis, chief engineer of the Tahoe and Suburban, if the new IRS could endure life in the Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra, Asoklis answered, "Oh, absolutely." Related Video:
[UPDATE] Cadillac Blackwing gets ticket to Italy, to go to work in a supercar
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