1991 Caddy STS

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The Wiz

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5,875 posts

263 months

Saturday 18th October 2008
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Saw one of these for £3k ish. RHD and with all the options. Am tempted ... is this a good idea?

JakesterUK

869 posts

200 months

Saturday 18th October 2008
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For £3k there are several '98 & '99 STS's about for sale which would be a better buy

Motorama

439 posts

219 months

Monday 20th October 2008
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JakesterUK said:
For £3k there are several '98 & '99 STS's about for sale which would be a better buy
There's 2 on Autotader for £1750!

MrVelox

2,974 posts

188 months

Tuesday 21st October 2008
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91 STS is nowhere near as good as the 92-97 cars, which are nowhere near as good as the 98-04s.

for £3k I would absolutely get a 98+ car. Also, that 91 if it's RHD was converted, adn the consensus on here is not positive on that.

JimexPL

1,445 posts

213 months

Tuesday 21st October 2008
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Not many people in the UK are brave enough to by an old STS. Having looked and and traded quite a few, outside of the die hard cadillac enthusiasts (who will only take clean, low miles cars) they are worth about 2p, and that's before the head gasket goes (or the expensive alternator, brake sensors...).
Some people think that they are the best car they have ever owned...

Having covered a few miles in them I would say that they are nice and comfy on the motorway and very good at going over speed bumps.

They must have something going for them as the head of aftersales for Cadillac UK always used to hassle me for one (and he must have a good idea about weighing up the pros. and cons.!), but refused to pay more than £1000.

Scout around for one going through a major auction centre, as you will get a decent one for <£1500, but moght have to spend a bit of time looking around.

James

mitch_

1,282 posts

225 months

Friday 24th October 2008
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JimexPL said:
They must have something going for them as the head of aftersales for Cadillac UK always used to hassle me for one (and he must have a good idea about weighing up the pros. and cons.!), but refused to pay more than £1000.
James
I think he buys his head-gaskets cheaper than everyone else. Probably helps wink