2003 Buick Century 4dr 3.1l 58,000 One Owner Miles, You Might Buy Granny's Car ! on 2040-cars
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States
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this is a new-car dealer trade that I have the pleasure to offer. runs and drives simply great. it is every bit a great GM car with lo-miles. starts, stops, steers with total ease and comfort. go anywhere, anytime in style and safety. around town, school, church, kids, highway... anywhere, anytime... this is your new car. brakes, motor, tranny, horn, wipers, lights, dash, gauges, steering, exhaust, battery, electric, glass, windows, locks, wheels, seating are all great. quiet and comfortable, drive with a smile on your face and sleep well at night. if you want a good car with low miles for an eBay price, look no further. i do not have all the details, but this car had an accident in it's history. I am not an expert, but there are no signs of damage or repair, except the rear bumper looks like an old repaint and there may be some paint work left rear quarter. honestly, I do not care ~!~ the old man or lady obviously had some repairs done, drove for years an average 5000 miles. this Buick looks great from any angle and simply drives without a flaw. I have seen this before... the are some rusty bits if you look down low on both sides under the doors, in the rocker panels. I know this is not pleasant, but almost goes without notice and is no danger. likely been for years and no better, no worse. new battery, belts, oil, filter, fluid; good service history. there is a dent in the passenger door. please see all photos. interior like new. non smoker. all stock and factory original. no drama, no warning lights, cold a/c, no odors, sounds, knock or ticks. rides and drives like a dream. it is a most pleasant car to drive and I have total confidence. please bid and buy, you might not see another like this and I bet the price is right !$! I have bought and sold over 100 cars on eBay, and I am happy to continue. most of these cars for sale are new car dealer trades and or on consignment. as such, I am trying to avoid and keep down the number of re-lists, or not completed sales by high bidders. please do not bid or buy if you are short on cash, have many un-asked question or can't make arrangements with me regarding prompt payment and pick up. I can help with shipping, transport, motor vehicle paperwork, storage... all at little to no extra cost. happy to help, but please let me know ahead of time if you have an unusual situation ~!~ at time of pick up, you can expect car, keys, title, bill of sale, emission report, key(s), CT DMV Q-1 and booklets as available. on occasion, especially last minute or weekend schedules, the title may have to follow within the next business day or two, just to allow payments to clear. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- not a new car, not perfect, not showroom.... but overall great shape and worth buying. eBay sale price here ~!~ pay only what you want ~~. bid and buy, drive home. car is as shown and at my home; why not drive by, say hi and drive it to your house? clean title and all documents !! j. bettes 800 Clinton ave bridgeport, CT 06604 > 203.258.3356 |
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Previewed in the teaser above, Buick's upcoming new crossover is cloaked and nestled in between its aforementioned stablemates-to-be. Set to be unveiled in China sometime later this year, the model has been confirmed to wear the name Envision - at least in that market. That's the name which the concept version wore three years ago, but we're still waiting on word over whether that name will carry over to the US version or whether we should expect something different like Anthem. But we have to admit that Envision fits better in the brand's crossover naming scheme.
Shanghai GM isn't saying much about the Envision in the press release below, aside from it having "dynamic and assertive styling" backed by all-wheel drive and stop/start ignition. The last time Buick offered a mid-size crossover in North America was with the Pontiac Aztek-based Rendezvous that was discontinued seven years ago.
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All told, the automaker has sold 43 million vehicles through the end of last year, and those include the lusty 1963 Riviera. That model celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2013, and remains one of the brand's most iconic designs.
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