Used 2004 Cadillac SRX rwd/4wd option V8 Northstar for sale in Sheboygan, WI

Im selling my 2004, Cadillac SRX, rwd with 4wd option, and with 5-speed automatic vvt transmission, with the 3.6L V8 Northstar for $4000.00. Its has and produces about 260hp/252 lbs of torque with an average mpg of 16/23 city/hwy. This suv is in good condition, and I did take it into shop for replacing a few parts over the year I've own this vehicle. Parts replaced were power-steering pump, water pump, serpentine belt, vehicle's battery, conrtol arms, stabilizer bar bushing, wheel-bearing assembly, breakpads, and discs. Regularly maintenance with oil, and filter change, wheel alignment, and tire rotations.

This suv has power window, power seats with memory seating, rear entertainment dvd system, automactic twilight dimming system, multi-cd system with premium bose audio, and has cold ac. It also is okay leather with 3rd row seating options with lots of tire trend left.

This vehicle was purchase about 3 years ago to serve me, and my family for commuting, traveling, and most of all winter. It performs and handles excellent in the deep snow, and in icy condition when put into 4wd option. Im selling this vehicle, because I have no use of it anymore, and it is just sitting there in my drive way. I now own a 2016 honda odyssey, and a 2016 honda crv. Considering it is a 2004, and yes it is a 15 year old suv, but keep in mind that this vehicle was way ahead of its time when it was produce compared to other 2004 suv's. So this vehicle does have its pros and cons value in most areas.

"Now for the cons, and I will be honest." Check engine Lights are on for o2 sensors, which is minor. Also tire pressure sensors warning lights are on in dashboard display, because of spare tire, which I hope it won't be a problem, because its just a sensor problem, and nothing is actually wrong with tire pressure. Last of all, another con is that it needs another owner, because it's just sitting there in my driveway. When a vehicle isn't driven around for awhile, and it just sits there, it gets old faster. So I do start it up 2-4 days and take it out once, or twice, every two weeks around town so it doesn't sit, and collect dust.