2000 Pontiac Sunfire- Great Dependable Car For Years To Come on 2040-cars
Allenton, Michigan, United States
Up for auction is a 2000 Pontiac Sunfire with relatively low miles for the year. This Car is in fair condition with small dents on the right corner panel and minimal surface rust. Car has 137,691 miles on it. Very well maintained (Oil changes every 3k-5k miles). The tires are in great condition. Car starts right up. Runs and drives great. This car is by no means mint, but it is a great first car or a very dependable commuter car. Only known defects are an issue with the daytime running lights. This triggers the service light to come on when car is put into gear. Dims still turn on and work fine. Also, AC does not blow cold air, never really bothered to investigate issue. Power windows work, but go up slowly. All sales are final since I am selling this car for a friend. If any question arise please feel free to message me. Local pickup or buyer is responsible for shipping. Happy Bidding!
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