2002 Pontiac Sunfire Base Coupe 2-door 2.2l on 2040-cars
Lumberton, Texas, United States
I'm selling a 2002 Pontiac Sunfire-Blue-2 dr coupe w/ manual transmission. 244,735 miles. I was driving car back & forth to work up until a few months ago when car overheated & now cannot get it to crank back up. It tries w/ starter turning over but won't. Do not want to pay a mechanic to investigate engine to see what may need to be repaired or replaced so putting it up for sale. Some paint missing or coming off & some body damage to left quarter panel. Can be bought & repaired or for parts, etc. Selling "as is" at $1075.00 OBO, so make an offer if interested. Pioneer Premier stereo, Rockford amp & (2) 12 " Rockford Fosgate speakers in box included with car. Clear title in hand. No liens. I have many more photos that I can send via email, etc.
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