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Feb 26, 2015 | 03:52 PM

#21

davidladewig

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From: Birmingham, AL

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Originally Posted by joycesjag

Hmmm, I resemble the later, the do it yourself monkey with a wrench!

I am a good monkey with a wrench too.

Feb 26, 2015 | 04:43 PM

#22

tony1963

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From: Alabama

Buying a Cadillac SLS for any price is a waste of money. Northstar engine = no value.

I see "like new" examples go through the dealer auction every week for slightly more than they would bring as scrap.

Feb 26, 2015 | 07:54 PM

#23

abonano

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From: Hazlet Township, NJ

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Originally Posted by tony1963

Buying a Cadillac SLS for any price is a waste of money. Northstar engine = no value. I see "like new" examples go through the dealer auction every week for slightly more than they would bring as scrap.

+1,000,000 the SLS is crap...

Feb 27, 2015 | 12:34 AM

#24

Warspite

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From: Atlanta, GA

I only got my '95 SLS because it was a co-workers' that needed a transmission. And it was $500. How many get a luxury (?) car as a shuttle craft? Like Hagerty Insurance mentioned on their site: "a low end example of a high-end car will always drain your pockets." An E-type was on their list, but 70s - 80s Rolls Royce topped it because a grille, if you can find one, goes for $2,500.