2001 Pontiac Grand Am Se--nice, Clean, Reliable Vehicle on 2040-cars
Burlington, New Jersey, United States
Listed for sale is this 2001 Pontiac
Grand Prix SE with only 129K Miles. The
car runs great. Engine and transmission
both perform perfectly, as well as all the other components. Just had the car completely serviced to include
oil change, as well as front brakes and rotors.
So the car needs nothing! The interior is in good condition, showing minimal wear and tear. There are no rips or stains. The exterior is also in good condition, but does have a few minor flaws to include a minor crack on the left rear bumper. Still, the paint shines up nicely and the tires have plenty of tread left. This car has a lot of life left, and is gas saver. So don’t miss out on this one. |
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