2002 Pontiac Grand Prix Se Sedan 4-door 3.1l on 2040-cars
Grandville, Michigan, United States
The Good:
Strong and solid 3100 V6 motor w/ regular oil change maintenance. 182723 miles. Car has not been sitting long, only a week since I replaced it with my new vehicle. AM/FM radio with single CD player. New front end suspension including struts, ball joints, sway bars, bushings, wheel bearings everything lifetime warranty parts Nov 2011. New Alternator Feb 2013 (see pic) New Water Pump & Serpentine Belt March 2013 All plugs & Wires replaced Nov 2011 New battery from Walmart. Very clean roomy and comfortable interior w/ some minor scuffs and chips. No pets, kids. Very clean exterior w/ minor rust and blemishes. Service records available. The Bad: Engine shows typical wear with minor oil leakage. Tires are good for the rest of summer and fall, but may need replacing by winter. Fog lights need to be reconnected with bulbs. Transmission starting to get a little loose. No grinding, but sometimes needs to 'warm up' to shift into 4th gear. (Performs excellent when in gear. ) Ignition key release is sticking a little, but the key easily comes out when depressing the manual release on the steering column. Why I'm selling: I recently downsized to a honda accord because for work I am required to travel and the powerful grand prix was too much car for my needs. It's a very good car. I'm asking $1650 against Kelly Blue Book's $1912 valuation for fair condition. |
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