Picking up a new winter beater

NYSpeed Automotive
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Ok maybe not a winter beater but it is great in the snow. I will be picking it up Monday.

http://carad.ebayimg.com/i14/02/a/000/7a/54/3819_4.JPG

2008 STS 4 V8 with 1SG and performance package
-All Wheel Drive
-Moonroof
-Navigation System
-Adaptive Cruise Control w/ Heads Up Display
-Northstar V8 w/320hp
-Performance Handling Package with Brembo Brakes
-Drivers Awareness Package - Lane Departure and Side Blind Zone Alert
-Bose 5.1 Studio Surround Sound with Bluetooth Technology
-18" Chrome Wheels
-Magnetic Ride Control

Got to love GM depreciation and a 6 year 100,000 mile bumper to bumper warranty.
Thanks to the all-knowing Dave Basil for providing me with some guidance.
This was a GM executive car. This car will eventually end up in NY for the old man to drive. But for a while I will be rocking it in Detroit.

Cliffs: I am posting up a car my dad is purchasing and I will be driving for a bit and I made GM depreciation comments that will most likely start some domestic hate.

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Second hand is the only smart way to buy a GM :tup:

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Looks nice.

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Cadillac would have been better off making the northstar STS (Seville) RWD from the start.

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Really nice looking car! I hope some day to buy something like that for my parents.

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I would so rock one of these.

:picard:

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Nice car. How much do these normally run?

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:gotme: ??? bet he got a bitchin deal on it.

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All optioned out the sticker is over $70k
Paid less than half that for a 1 year old with 20k miles and it is certified for 6 years 100k mile bumper to bumper.
The high end Cadillacs have been hit hard lately with resale value. While the CTS has held it’s value really well.

I just worked the deal, drove his trade here, picking it up and eventually driving it home. The old man has his own money to spend.
But I know what you are saying. I have something I have been looking for to buy my old man, I just haven’t found it yet.

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No CTS-V no care.

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