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    Image of toronado455 toronado455
    08/18/09

    In reply to 1986 Cadillac WIth a Cavalier Attitude for $15,000!
    The digital dash is pure awesome. I had no idea they put those in these.

    Still, this is prolly not the ultimate Cimarron as these were eventually equipped with the 3.1 liter.

    GM should've just made an A-body Caddy instead of these - including a wagon version. How cool would that be?
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    tonyola promoted this comment toronado455 was starred toronado455 was unstarred
    Image of tonyola tonyola
    08/19/09

    @toronado455: The 3.1 engine never made it to the Cimarron as factory equipment. Perhaps some were put in later to replace a tired 2.8.
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    Image of toronado455 toronado455
    08/19/09

    @tonyola: Ah darn. My bad. I must have originally just thought it would make an easy swap, and then at some point forgot it was only an idea. Doh!
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    Image of ploopsy ploopsy
    08/18/09

    In reply to 1986 Cadillac WIth a Cavalier Attitude for $15,000!

    Reminds me of the Acura 1.7 EL. Its basically a glorified compact car.
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    quayzar promoted this comment ploopsy was starred ploopsy was unstarred
    Image of quayzar quayzar
    08/20/09

    @ploopsy: It is a re-badged Civic much like the CSX that replaced it which is a JDM Civic though in the case of the CSX its design became the Japanese Civic instead of the other way around. Wikipedia and Canadian friends are my source.
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    Image of Tibu Jenkins Tibu Jenkins
    08/18/09

    In reply to 1986 Cadillac WIth a Cavalier Attitude for $15,000!
    There are 100 people who voted Nice Price for this...

    That's it. That's the joke. It's all I have.
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    Image of Maxx Cracker Maxx Cracker
    08/18/09

    In reply to 1986 Cadillac WIth a Cavalier Attitude for $15,000!
    Oh come on people! It has a digital dash!
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    CadillacCimarronOwnersClub promoted this comment Maxx Cracker was starred Maxx Cracker was unstarred
    Image of the good dr zero the good dr zero
    08/18/09

    @Maxx Cracker: Bingo - $15 grand for a digital dash, nice price!
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    Image of MushyHeirloom MushyHeirloom
    08/18/09

    In reply to 1986 Cadillac WIth a Cavalier Attitude for $15,000!
    Fifteen thousand to a museum, fifteen hundred to a sane individual. Giant rock.
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    Image of Mrb00st Mrb00st
    08/18/09

    In reply to 1986 Cadillac WIth a Cavalier Attitude for $15,000!
    I don't even think a loaded cimarron cost 15k when it was new, did it? No wonder this one's 95% crack pipe now. You have to be kidding. 15k for a J-body? I mean i wouldn't pay 15k for an '04 J-body with 26k miles... much less an '86.
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    discontinuuity is missing Uncle Pete, the Auto Insider, and the Banhammered Nine promoted this comment Mrb00st was starred Mrb00st was unstarred
    Image of PlayerX PlayerX
    08/18/09

    In reply to 1986 Cadillac WIth a Cavalier Attitude for $15,000!
    Let's see, for that money, I could have an E30 325iS for the summer, 325iX for the winter, and a lot of beer money!

    That's what I'd do if I had that kind of money to blow.
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    discontinuuity is missing Uncle Pete, the Auto Insider, and the Banhammered Nine promoted this comment PlayerX was starred PlayerX was unstarred
    Image of LionZoo LionZoo
    08/18/09

    In reply to 1986 Cadillac WIth a Cavalier Attitude for $15,000!
    I can't be fooled, this is obviously a blatant attempt to try to get the highest crack pipe percentage in the history of NPoCP.
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    Al Navarro promoted this comment LionZoo was starred LionZoo was unstarred
    Image of FTGDWolverineEdition'09 FTGDWolverineEdition'09
    08/18/09

    In reply to 1986 Cadillac WIth a Cavalier Attitude for $15,000!
    I am glad that there are 51 like minded folks like me so far. We have always fought against the odds people. We can still turn the vote around!

    I even have the full support of the Morris Marina Owners Club from the great England-land. Apparently they have been fighting that neo-nazi dictator called Clarkson and his cronies. Unite we shall win!

    p.s: This message has been approved by Al Gore.
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    Edited by FTGDWolverineEdition'09 at 08/18/09 11:49 AM FTGDWolverineEdition'09 was starred FTGDWolverineEdition'09 was unstarred
    Image of Old_Car_Guy Old_Car_Guy
    08/18/09

    In reply to 1986 Cadillac WIth a Cavalier Attitude for $15,000!
    I once owned a Pontiac J2000 from the same family of crap. From personal experience this is one huge doobie.
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    Al Navarro promoted this comment Old_Car_Guy was starred Old_Car_Guy was unstarred
    Image of dwegmull comments for the purpose of obscurity dwegmull comments for the purpose of obscurity
    08/18/09

    In reply to 1986 Cadillac WIth a Cavalier Attitude for $15,000!
    Clearly, the owner of this car has not heard of a little known program called cash for clunkers.
    The sad thing is this might not even qualify for C4C...
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    Image of Maymar Maymar
    08/18/09

    @dwegmull welcomes all the ghosts: It's close though, 19mpg combined - somehow with the stick, it sinks to 17mpg (re. clunkeriffic).
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    Image of bangernomics bangernomics
    08/18/09

    In reply to 1986 Cadillac WIth a Cavalier Attitude for $15,000!
    I voted nice price for purely sentimental reasons, my second car was a cavalier (vauxhall), and this is the same but with a large engine and a dash board that escaped from a 1982 video game, and GM stuck a Cadillac badge on the back. What's not to like apart from any number of decent cars for the same money.
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    Image of HoyaCarLover HoyaCarLover
    08/18/09

    In reply to 1986 Cadillac WIth a Cavalier Attitude for $15,000!
    I could probably buy a used CTS for that. CRACK PIPE!
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    Al Navarro promoted this comment HoyaCarLover was starred HoyaCarLover was unstarred
    Image of gman1023 gman1023
    08/18/09

    In reply to 1986 Cadillac WIth a Cavalier Attitude for $15,000!
    Well I kinda would like to own a Cimmaron someday just for the WTF factor. By '86 they were not the terrible cars they had been in the early years, but it was still a terrible excuse for a Cadillac. I would consider thinking about it if the asking price were a third of what it is. Asking $15,000 for a Cimmaron is way out of line, no matter the condition or features and especially this one being a purple car with gold trim. That and if you're seriously in the market for a Cimmarron, there are better and cheaper examples out there.

    It's a Crackillac.
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    beercheck - Commentin' Dirty promoted this comment Edited by gman1023 at 08/18/09 11:17 AM gman1023 was starred gman1023 was unstarred
    Image of tcotrel tcotrel
    08/18/09

    In reply to 1986 Cadillac WIth a Cavalier Attitude for $15,000!
    As I recall, there was a luxury tax that kicked in on business fleet car purchases just above the Cimarron's listed price. It was, in part, aimed at that not-insignificant market segment.

    I drove one with both the stick and auto back when it first came out. The V6 could hold its own against any other multi-valve four-banger out there at about half the maintenance costs and parts availability would not be a problem down the road. The Cimarron was an excellent Chevy. Otherwise it was the Packardbaker of the 1980's. Sad.

    Sorry. Crack pipe.
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    Al Navarro promoted this comment tcotrel was starred tcotrel was unstarred
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