2006 Grand Prix Gxp 5.3 V8 on 2040-cars
Lockport, Illinois, United States
Up for sale is a 2006 Grand Prix GXP with 86524 miles. I am the third owner and have owned this car for about 2 years. This vehicle has a clear title with no accidents. Since that time I had the windows professionally tinted all the way around with 20% tint except the windshield. I had the newest in-dash gps/DVD/sat installed last year at a cost of 1600.00 USC model dnx6190hd. In October of 2013 I had stainless kook mufflers put on with new piping from the y-pipe. At the same time new brakes we're put on all 4 corners with a fresh alignment. Then I parked it for the winter. I have a warranty till feb 15 2015 or 90,000 miles which ever comes first, I am unsure if it is transferable but can work that out with the new buyer. Currently I have no more room for this car and it needs to go so I priced it over 2000 USC under Kelly blue book. The car runs drives and shifts great with an awesome exhaust note that I get thumbs up all the time. Tires are about 60% tread left all around maybe more. Car also has keyless entry with remote start and two sets of keys. HUD works great and is bright along with the moon-roof. Their is a couple of nicks and scratches here and their but nothing major. The only bad is one quarter size ding on the passenger fender and the steering wheel radio controls some times stick when it's cold outside that's it. No trades, cash, Paypal or direct bank transfer excepted. Title in hand. Vehicle can be viewed upon talking to me. This is my baby so no low ball offers or joy riders excepted. 8600.00 buy it now is cheap these cars are getting harder to find. Contact threw e-mail lmickey73@gmail.com for my phone number ( Ryan). This car is for sale locally, auction can be ended at any time.
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