2003 Buick Century Custom Sedan 4-door 3.1l on 2040-cars
Queens Village, New York, United States
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This vehicle is in good condition, outside and inside. It needs an ABS right sensor that operates the air conditioner/heater, powered seats, side view mirror, cigarette lighter, and the windows. I could get this fixed myself but I do not want to put the money into the car because I plan on using the money for something much more important. It is solely up to the new owner to fix this issue which is not a lot of money.
I have been to three different mechanics and they have said that it needs the sensor. This is a common issue with the Buick Century so it is up to you to read up on it and it is a buy it 'AS IS'. It is a two owner vehicle and it was brought by this owner from South Carolina in 2009. I have taken good care of it since the purchase. The mileage is mostly from Highway Driving Miles in South Carolina by the original owner. It has been back to South Carolina two times only. The rest of the miles have been driven in the state of New York. This is a good car in good condition with a minor problem. |
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