2006 Pontiac Grand Prix W/ Remote Start on 2040-cars
Burnsville, Minnesota, United States
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I have a 2006 Pontiac Grand Prix for sale. It has approximately 108,xxx
miles (still being driven daily and have personally owned since 40,000),
power windows and locks, abs, black cloth interior, tinted windows,
approximately 70% left on the tires, new front pads and rotors, REMOTE
START with two remotes. There is a small dent on passenger fender (shown in picture). Transmission fluid and filter just changed along
with new spark plugs, has been serviced every 2,500-3,000 miles. Has
been an exceptional car for the past few years but recently bought an
suv so it doesnt get much use. It does have a salvage title, the front
bumper, passanger side headlight and turn signal was all that had to be
replaced. There was no damage to the frame and was inspected and passed a
few years ago. This car has never disappointed me in the almost 70,000
miles I have put on it. Also there are a few light scuffs on the rear
bumper. There is zero rust on the car and handles and drives really nice. Car is for sale locally so auction may end early in the event of local sale.
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