2000 Oldsmobile Intrigue Gls Sedan 4-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Lovington, Illinois, United States
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2000 Oldsmobile Intrigue higher mileage but religious maintenance. Was used as a college car, he had a three hour commute from school to home, the miles added up quick. We have done the service on this car for the past 7 years, regular oil changes and only what parts were necessary. It is a clear title and we are merely listing for our customer since we know the mechanical history of the car, his son moved out of state and no longer needs the vehicle. Pros: New tires, new brake pads & rotors, fresh fluid changes, fresh tune up, new starter, new battery Cons: Needs front sway bar (standard gm problem for these years), needs struts on all four corners, power window switch on drivers side is intermittent, hole in drivers front seat, minor rust along rocker panels. This is a good running car that would work great as a work car, first car, or as a college car. It is in no way perfect but it is reliable transportation and gets mid 20s on gas mileage. For any further information please feel free to email |
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