4 Door Sedan 3.8 Liter Black With Gray Interior on 2040-cars
Tampa, Florida, United States
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This is a beautiful 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix GT2. This is a well-maintained black four-door sedan, The rack and Pinion has been replaced,a new alternator,a new serpentine belt,the cooling system is flushed with new coolant as well as a new battery and oil and filter change. The tires are a little over 60% left . I work for an auto parts company and only used the best products for my wife's car, from premium wipers to top of the line CERAMIC brake pads. We bought this car seven years ago and the previous owner was a salesperson. The car had almost 55,000 miles we bought the car seven years ago, It now only has a little over 93,000 miles and I would not hesitate to drive this car across country, my wife works from home and only uses the car for short errands and to visit family on the weekends. She decided it was time for her to get a new car so we are selling this car. The determining factor for new car was a car that she loved to drive as much as this one!
Don't let the fact that this is a V-6 front-wheel-drive car fool you, this is a very sporty car with lots of power as well as economy! There are a few scratches here and there but still a very sharp looking car. |
Pontiac Grand Prix for Sale
Fresh trade, runs/drives. sold 100% as-is. please ask questions before bidding!
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