Luxury on a budget! Fully Loaded 2006 Cadillac STS AWD

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[Sadly I have to part with my 2006 Cadillac STS. I bought this car in June last year fully planning to turn it into a fun project car but unfortunately life had other plans. I guarantee you will not find a car with the features this vehicle has for anywhere near this price point anywhere else. This has the LH2 version of the Northstar 320hp 4.6L V8 with the full time all wheel drive option. The LH2 is much more reliable than the previous generations of Northstars and does not have the infamous blown head gasket problems (as you can clearly see from the mileage) Window sticker in the picture listing all features. Let me start with the bad then I’ll get to the good. I’ve tried to capture most of these items in pictures. The bad: Registration expired in October of 2025. Small oil leak in the mid undercarriage (I suspect the oil pan), fortunately it is not at risk of affecting the belts or timing chain. Original paint job is peeling in several places. Wheels are in rough shape. Tires are due for replacement. Headlights are foggy. Rear driver side taillight housing is broken and there is about a footlong scratch next to it, it got hit and run in front of my house. The taillight still works fine. Magnetic suspension is not functioning, so it’s effectively stuck in sport mode (ride is on the stiffer side but not terrible). There is a tire pressure sensor failure on one or more of the tires that I haven’t bothered to reset. Front ashtray is broken and stuck open. Pros: A feature set that is hard to get in 2026, let alone 2006: Adaptive cruise control Heated and ventilated (cooled) front seats Dual zone climate control (AC and heat both work great) Heads Up Display speedometer Push button ignition with 2 functioning key fobs with fully customizable driver settings for each fob. Dolby 5.1 surround sound audio with fully customizable driver entertainment suite including DVD or auxiliary composite video in. Bluetooth hands free calling (note that the Bluetooth does not support audio streaming, so I have added a separate wireless CarPlay/Android Audio unit that is tied into the auxiliary audio input to solve this, if you don’t want this unit you can take $50 off the price) Clean title in hand And tons more. As stated previously I bought this car last June for $4,500 but I had a family emergency come up and never got around to registering it. I have the clean title and proper forms to transfer ownership to the new buyer. The car passed smog back in June but I have not taken it to be smogged again as it has just been sitting in front of my house for months and my wife is putting her foot down that it has to go now. Letting it go for $3,750, which is $750 less than I paid, mostly for letting the registration expire and the taillight housing being broken . I’ll accept offers as well. I have put less than 1,000 miles on it since I bought it, most of that being 2 trips up to LA that it handled with zero issues. It starts up and runs great every single time. .