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Used 2004 Cadillac XLR

Buying Guide for the Cadillac XLR:

The revitalization of the Cadillac brand continues in 2004. What started in 2003 with the sporty CTS sedan carries on with the all-new XLR, a two-seat luxury roaster that is sure to up the old heart rate. Cadillac is intent on shedding the senior-citizen stereotype it may once have had, and any doubts that this image still applies should certainly vanish with the 2004 XLR.

The new XLR is every bit a Cadillac—it proudly displays the nameplate on its bold grille—but it is also every bit a car leading the way in terms of design. Sleek and adorned with vertical headlamps, among other things, the XLR is as fresh as they come. It is also filled with modern gadgets. XLR’s adaptive cruise control is just one of them. The system maintains a set speed on clear roads, but when a vehicle is detected in the same lane in front of the car, the system will adjust vehicle speed to help maintain a constant following distance, set by the driver.

Under the Hood

There is only one model trim with the Cadillac XLR, and it is fitted with a 4.6-liter Northstar VVT (variable valve timing) V8 engine. This gives the speedster 320 horsepower at 6400 rpm and 310 lb-ft of torque at 4400 rpm. The XLR is a rear-wheel drive vehicle, equipped with 5-speed automatic transmission with manual-shift capability.

The XLR comes with standard traction control and GM's Magnetic Ride Control, which automatically adjusts suspension firmness based on the road surface. In terms of safety equipment, the 2004 XLR comes with dual front airbags, side airbags, antilock 4-wheel disc brakes, an antiskid system, a tire-pressure monitor and a rear-obstacle-detection system.

Standard Features, Options Packages and Style

A retractable power hardtop lets you feel the breeze as you power over the road. Inside you’ll find a wealth of comfort features. A 7-inch color touch screen is mounted in the upper center console, giving the driver and passenger access to DVD navigation and DVD entertainment (available in Park position only—for obvious reasons).

Optional XM Satellite Radio compliments a world-class, nine-speaker Bose audio system with a six-CD in-dash changer and digital signal processing modes. But if you don’t feel like blasting music, you can always listen to the steady purr of 320 horses at the tip of your feet.





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