2002 Pontiac Grand Am Se Sedan 4-door 2.2l on 2040-cars
Kernersville, North Carolina, United States
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This Auction is for my 2002 Pontiac Grand AM SE. I bought this car from my neighbor who owned it from (9000 miles) 3 years ago with 176,000 miles on it. I used it as a "spare/second" vehicle and have only done 10,000 miles since purchasing it. It has been serviced/maintained as per owners manual all its life and runs "literally" like new. I have just serviced it and fitted a new battery and wiper blades. It needs 4 new tires immediately. I would have fitted them ($250 approx.), however I have just got another "spare/second" car from another neighbor with a leather interior (2002 Buick le sabre 189,000 miles) and don't need the Pontiac anymore. It's faults are 1. dinged at left rear wheel arch. 2. Clear lacquer coat lifting on top of front and rear fenders (due to sun exposure). 3. Dash panels "lifting/folding up" due to sun exposure. 4. Radio/clock display "does not work" so no clock but radio works, you just cant see the channel display. 5. Gear selector button ( you depress it to move the shift lever from drive to reverse etc) is loose and can fall out. I have fitted an elastic cover over the shifter lever to prevent the button from falling out. It has worked perfectly with this cover in place during the last 3 years. Everything else works exactly as it should, cold air/ power windows/cruise control/central locking/abs brakes etc etc. I have tried to show the car as best as I can in my photographs. Thank you for your interest and good luck bidding.
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