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2006 Cadillac STS-V STANDARD EQUIPMENT Published August 5 2006 Cadillac STS-V STANDARD EQUIPMENT S = Standard Equipment A = Available -- (dashes) = Not Available = Included in Equipment Group = Included in Equipment Group but upgradeable Codes listed in the shaded column titled Ref. Only RPO Code are for internal use only and should not be ordered. Free Ref. STS-V 6DX29 Flow Only Description RPO RPO 1SA Code Code Adaptive remote start S AY0 Air bags, frontal dual-stage and side-thorax for driver and front passenger, head curtain for front S1 and outboard rear passengers 1 - Head curtain air bags are designed to help reduce the risk of head and neck injuries to front and rear seat occupants on the near side of certain side-impact collisions. Always use safety belts and proper child restraints, even in vehicles equipped with air bags. Children are safer when properly secured in a rear seat, See the Owner's Manual for more safety information. Armrest, center, front S Armrest, center, rear, includes dual cupholders S AP9 Cargo net and tie downs S CJ2 Climate control, dual-zone, automatic, includes individual climate settings for driver and right front S passenger Console, floor, includes floor shifter, integral armrest, storage compartment and cupholders S Cruise control, electronic with set and resume speed S Decklid, power release S Defogger, rear-window, electric, includes front and side window outlets, driver and front passenger S Door locks, power programmable S Door locks, child security, rear S Driver Information Center, includes display in gauge cluster including tire pressure, 6 language S capability (English, French, German, Italian, Japanese and Spanish) Floormats, carpeted, front and rear S Glovebox, lockable, passenger side S Ignition, keyless, engaged with push button start S U30 Instrumentation, analog, includes 180 mph speedometer with V-Series logo in face, tachometer, S fuel gauge and engine water temperature gauge Interior trim, leather-wrapped, includes IP, front and rear door trims and center console S AP3 Keyless Access, includes 2 remote transmitters which enable automatic door unlock and open S Lighting, illuminated entry and exit, includes courtesy lamps and entrance lamps in base of door S and under IP Map pockets, front and rear door storage S A45 Memory Package, memory "presets" for 2 drivers, includes 8-way power driver/passenger seat S with easy exit driver seat, outside mirrors, power tilt and telescoping steering wheel with easy exit, and radio and climate control settings DD8 Mirror, inside rearview, electrochromic (light-sensitive auto dimming), includes OnStar controls S Published August 5, 2005 Page 1 2006 Cadillac STS-V STANDARD EQUIPMENT Free Ref. STS-V 6DX29 Flow Only Description RPO RPO 1SA Code Code UE1 OnStar, 1-year Directions & Connections Service, includes Automatic Notification of Air Bag S1 Deployment, Emergency Services, Roadside Assistance, Stolen-Vehicle Tracking, AccidentAssist, Remote Door Unlock, Remote Diagnostics, Online Concierge, Remote Horn and Lights, Route Support, RideAssist, Information/Convenience Services and available Personal Calling and Virtual Advisor 1 - Visit www.onstar.com for system information and details. Ornamentation, interior, V-Series emblem on front door sill S K14 Outside automatic recirculating air quality sensor S Parking brake release, automatic S Personalization features S Safety belts, 3-point, all positions, with pretensioners and child restraint provisions S AL2 Seat adjuster, 4-way power lumbar S Seat adjusters, power, driver and front passenger 8-way S IL4 Seat trim, full leather seating surfaces, Nuance leather with perforated "Preferred Suede" inserts, S includes door and console trim AQ9 Seats, front bucket, with articulating head restraints S KA6 Seats, heated, rear outboard seating positions S YQ4 Sound System, ETR AM/FM Studio Surround Sound Bose 5.1 with in-dash 6 disc DVD changer, S DVD-based Advanced Navigation, includes Radio Data System, seek-and-scan, digital clock, AudioPilot automatic volume compensation, TheftLock, weather band, digital signal processing and 15 speakers, rear passenger A/V jacks U2K Sound system feature, XM Satellite Radio features 67 channels of 100% commercial-free music S1 included in its over 150 channels of the best in music, news, sports, talk, comedy, XM Instant Traffic and Weather, and more. Digital quality sound with coast-to-coast signal coverage. Three trial months - no obligation. 1 - Subscription fees apply. Available only in the 48 contiguous U.S. UY5 Sound system feature, 15 speakers S Steering column, power tilt and telescopic S NR7 Steering wheel, heated, leather with kinetic trim S Steering wheel, mounted controls,, includes controls for sound system, HVAC system, DIC S functions, voice recognition and Cruise Control CF5 Sunroof, power, tilt-sliding, electric with express-open, includes sunshade S UA6 Theft-deterrent system, PASS-Key III S UJ6 Tire pressure monitor system, air pressure sensors in each tire. Pressure display in Driver S Information Center Trunk release, power S UG1 Universal Home Remote, includes garage door opener, 3-channel programmable S Visors, telescoping, illuminated vanity mirrors, driver and front passenger S Windows, power, includes express up and down, all 4 windows, with front and rear passenger S lockout Published August 5, 2005 Page 2 2006 Cadillac STS-V STANDARD EQUIPMENT Free Ref. STS-V 6DX29 Flow Only Description RPO RPO 1SA Code Code Antenna, integral S Daytime running lamps S Exhaust outlets, dual chrome-plated tips S Fascias, front and rear, V-Series S Fog lamps, front, integral in front fascia with clear lens S Glass, Solar-Ray dark tinted S Grille, V-Series, chrome plated, stainless, wire mesh S TQ5 Headlamps, Intellibeam, automatic low/high beam control S TT6 Headlamps, Xenon, high-intensity discharge, windshield wiper activated, includes flash-to-pass and S headlamp washers TR7 Headlamps, automatic leveling system S CE4 Headlamp washer system, high pressure S DR2 Mirrors, outside rearview, power, heated, body-color, folding, driver side electrochromic S Ornamentation, V-Series, exterior, driver and passenger side and lower trunk lid S UD7 Rear Parking Assist, Ultrasonic, includes rearview LED display and audible warning S T43 Spoiler, V-Series, decklid S Tail lamps, LED illumination S Q19 Tires, P255/45R18 front and P275/40R19 rear, W-rated, EMT, blackwall S XA7 Washer Nozzles, heated S Q20 Wheels, 18" x 8.5" (45.6 cm x 21.5 cm) front, 19" x 9.5" (48.2 cm x 24.1 cm) rear, painted, pearl S nickel aluminum, 10-spoke Wheel trim, center cap, black background with chrome wreath and full-colored crest S CE1 Wipers, Rainsense S Battery, maintenance free, includes rundown protection S Brake assist S J56 Brakes, 4-wheel disc, 14" (35.6 cm) Brembo, 4-piston calipers S V08 Cooling system, heavy-duty S Driver Shift Control S LC3 Engine, supercharged 4.4L DOHC V8 SFI, variable valve timing, Northstar (469 HP [349 kW] @ S 6400 rpm, 439 lb.-ft. [595] @ 3900 rpm) R8E Gas guzzler tax S G80 Limited slip differential S NV7 Premium Steering Gear, ZF S GU5 Rear axle, 3.23 ratio S JL4 StabiliTrak, 4-channel S Steering, power, rack-and-pinion, speed-sensitive S Published August 5, 2005 Page 3 2006 Cadillac STS-V STANDARD EQUIPMENT Free Ref. STS-V 6DX29 Flow Only Description RPO RPO 1SA Code Code FE4 Suspension, performance tuned S Traction control, all-speed, brake and engine controlled S MYC Transmission, 6-speed automatic, RWD, tap-up/tap-down S Published August 5, 2005 Page 4 2006 Cadillac STS-V EQUIPMENT GROUPS S = Standard Equipment A = Available -- (dashes) = Not Available = Included in Equipment Group = Included in Equipment Group but upgradeable No deletions allowed to Equipment Groups. Additional options may be added; check ordering information section for compatibility. Codes listed in the shaded column titled Ref. Only RPO Code are for internal use only and should not be ordered. Free Ref. STS-V 6DX29 Flow Only Description RPO RPO 1SA Code Code Standard Equipment Published August 5, 2005 Page 5 2006 Cadillac STS-V EQUIPMENT GROUPS S = Standard Equipment A = Available -- (dashes) = Not Available = Included in Equipment Group = Included in Equipment Group but upgradeable No deletions allowed to Equipment Groups. Additional options may be added; check ordering information section for compatibility. Codes listed in the shaded column titled Ref. Only RPO Code are for internal use only and should not be ordered. Free Ref. STS-V 6DX29 Flow Only Description RPO RPO 1SA Code Code Standard Equipment ADDITIONAL OPTIONS Free Ref. STS-V 6DX29 Flow Only Description RPO RPO 1SA Code Code R6G Sunroof delete A FE9 Emissions, Federal requirements A NE1 Emissions, Maine, Massachusetts, New York or Vermont state requirements A YF5 Emissions, California state requirements A NB8 Emissions override, California, Massachusetts or New York (for vehicles ordered by dealers in A1 states of California, Massachusetts or New York with Federal emissions) 1 - Requires (FE9) Emissions, Federal requirements. NC7 Emissions override, Federal (for vehicles ordered by dealers in Federal emission states with A1 California, New York, Vermont, Massachusetts or Maine emissions; may also be used by dealers in states of California, New York, Vermont, Massachusetts or Maine to order different state-specific emissions) 1 - Requires (YF5) Emissions, California state requirements or (NE1) Emissions, New York, Vermont, Massachusetts or Maine requirements. K05 Engine block heater A Published August 5, 2005 Page 6 2006 Cadillac STS-V PEG STAIRSTEP S = Standard Equipment A = Available -- (dashes) = Not Available = Included in Equipment Group = Included in Equipment Group but upgradeable No deletions allowed to Equipment Groups. Additional options may be added; check ordering information section for compatibility. Codes listed in the shaded column titled Ref. Only RPO Code are for internal use only and should not be ordered. Free Ref. STS-V 6DX29 Flow Only Description RPO RPO 1SA Code Code Standard Equipment Published August 5, 2005 Page 7 2006 Cadillac STS-V INTERIOR S = Standard Equipment A = Available -- (dashes) = Not Available = Included in Equipment Group = Included in Equipment Group but upgradeable Codes listed in the shaded column titled Ref.
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