This next car comes as tip from Jeff who writes; At under 3900 lbs. with a manual trans and upgraded exhaust/intake, this would be a fun ride. Granted, it ain't cheap for a 16 year old GM sedan, but it's got the right things going for it and the low mileage/condition is hard to beat. Thanks Jeff, I have to agree, the first gen CTS-V has been on my short list for the past 10 years, but prices (albeit pre-COVID19 prices) have stabilized with some of the nicer examples demanding significant premium and this is a great example of that. However, this car was built before the current fad of electrification and gizmofication, so I'm thinking this is a buy and hold...just lose the explosive exhaust. Find this 2004 Cadillac CTS-V offered for $20,000 in Virginia Beach, VA via craigslist.
From the seller:
2004 Cadillac CTS-V
VIN: 1G6DN57S040157009
condition: like new
cylinders: 8 cylinders
drive: rwd
fuel: gas
paint color: silver
size: full-size
title status: clean
transmission: manual
type: sedan
11,472 miles
6 Speed Manual
Garage Kept, Black interior, sunroof
Clear PA Title
-Creamic Coated Kooks Headers and High Flow Cats into Magnaflow Exhaust
-Brians Hurst
Lingenfelter Air Intake and Filter
I have misc. spare parts uninstalled going with the car. Email me for more photos / info
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful example. The elephant in the room (err ad) is the addition of the go fast goodies and no mention of the condition of the wheel hop me into a maraca differential ....
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