2007 G6 Convertible Hardtop Blue Mist / Tan Low Miles Sport Pkg Carfax Certified on 2040-cars
Winter Haven, Florida, United States
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Gorgeous 2007 Pontiac GT G6 retractable hardtop / convertible WITH SPORT PACKAGE in the very attractive "Electric Blue Metallic over Light Taupe (tan)! The G6 with Sport Package is the top-of-the-line model. CarFax Certified with low miles! The best of both worlds - The security of a hardtop sport coupe AND 1-button top down convertible cruising! Loaded with all of the normal G6 Convertible amenities PLUS the upgraded the 3.9L 3900 V6 SFI engine, dual chrome tip exhausts, Stabilitrak, 18" bright aluminum 5-spoke wheels, heavy-duty 4-speed automatic transmission with manual mode, and much more! Completely original, unmodified and unmolested. Runs, drives, and looks almost as good as the day it came off the assembly line! All switches, gauges, lights, features, and functions work perfectly. Body is spotless! Interior is flawless! Air conditioning blows frigid cold air! Riding on a newer matched set of Goodyear Eagle LS2 sport tires with 80% to 85% tread remaining. Just serviced. Needs nothing LOW MILES SUBSTANTIATED by a very clean Auto-Check report! Comes with the original Owner Manual and two (2) master keys both with working remotes (One remote with the "Remote Engine Start" feature). Original spare tire has never been out of the trunk; with original jack. Runs and drives smooth, strong, and quiet, and handles like a sports car. There's alot of car here for not alot of money, and without a doubt the best value of any retractable hardtop convertible on the market today! This is an outstanding car in great condition, but I'd like to buy an '09 or later BMW Z4 retractable and would need to sell this first. I have a clear Florida title in hand. All potential purchasers are invited and encouraged to schedule an inspection or a test drive of this car prior to clicking Buy-It-Now. Please e-mail to schedule same. Car is being sold AS-IS, WHERE-IS. NO WARRANTY WRITTEN, EXPRESSED, OR IMPLIED. The successful purchaser is required to pay a non-refundable deposit of $500 via PayPal within 48-hours. The balance is to be paid ONLY via verifiable Cashier's Check, wire transfer, or cash in person within 7 calendar days. The car will not be released or the title transferred prior to verified clearance of funds - Unfortunately, due to the recent proliferation of bogus Cashier's Checks, even they will need bank verification prior to the release or transfer of the car. I am not familiar with any auto transport or shipping companies, but I will be happy to work with the auto transporter of buyers choice. THIS CAR IS AVAILABLE FOR SALE LOCALLY AND I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END THIS LISTING AT ANY TIME. |
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