1996 Cadillac Fleetwood

Sedan

8 Cylinder 5.7 Liter

Automatic

1g6dw52p0tr701440

Gasoline

Power Windows

This a used 1996 Fleetwood that I drive 60 miles per day 6 days a week and I have since I purchased it, it is my work car. I have recently purchased a new vehicle to replace this one and it must go if I could keep both I would. This car drives great gets good fuel mileage for it size and is the most comfortable vehicle I have ever driven. It has some misc scratches and bruises but it is a 1996 but nothing that is worth making a fuss over. I would drive this car anywhere it should get you to Russia and back just my opinion I am not a mechanic. The turn signals are not currently working and I have not had the time to get it in the shop for repair. It does not use a drop of oil between oil changes and runs very well the car has plenty of power LT1 engine. The driver and pass window go down but come up tilted checking online I found that there are plastic clips that snap and let the window tilt, they are farely easy to replace according to the website. I just play with the switch and hold the window they go up fine so I never worried about it. I also have 2 uncut gold keys that are original to this car it has the original Cadillac CD player The factory Garage Door Opener that I do not know how to program. I had the air shocks replaced a little over a year ago so the rear air ride still works as it should. I bought this car off of the original owner in Mansfield Ohio it is a 2 owner car. There are other cars this year this mileage with several owners that have sold for more money than I am asking, I went from 3200 to 2000 because I want to sell the car not because the car is not worth more. If you cannot send the deposit throught paypal do not bid. Heater works airconditioner works, you can pay for this car and drive it. This Cadillac has and will outlast allot of the Northstar Devills and there engine problems. Check out what I am telling you online, look it up this is a rock solid reliable car people are driving them well past 300,000.