1999 Buick Regal Gs Sedan 4-door 3.8l 39,800 Actual Miles..supercharged Sleeper on 2040-cars
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
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Up for sale is our 1999 Buick Regal 4 door supercharged GS. Just an outstanding paint combination with dark metallic green on the top with light gray highlighting the bottom panels. Matching Gray leather interior completes the trim package. The car has always been garaged and the first owner only put 25,000 miles on it, never drove it in the rain or snow and had it maintained at the dealer. Car has new rubber at 28,000 miles and new platinum plugs and wires at @24,000 miles. She even put clear vinyl floor mats over the gray factory carpet in the interior and the trunk to protect the material (we left them on so the carpet would look new). There is one small wear spot where your feet hit the edge when entering and exiting the car on the drivers side. The rear seats show no wear at all and the front seats are perfect except for some leather wrinkles from being sat on. Outside there are some light scratches and one small ding about the size of a dime, the paint is not marked but you can see a definite small depression from the side.
The car runs and drives like a new car and it is really fast off the line. The supercharger gives instant speed unlike a turbo which has some lag in it. The car gives great gas mileage for a full size four door and looks beautiful. People cannot believe that it is a 1999. I have all the paper work from maintenance (there was not much needed) and the original window sticker. It is a great car and I hope some car enthusiast buys it and keeps it looking good. We are putting too many miles on it driving from Florida to Indiana to see the Grandkids and are looking for a used Prius or hybrid if you have one to trade. Please ask any questions ahead of bidding or ask for specific photos and I will try to accomodate. Also the car has a $790.00 lifetime rustproof and soundproof from Ziebart done last year in September and I believe it is transferrable to the new owner. I also replaced the speakers from the factory ones and they sound fantastic They cost around $400.00 for all 6 and made a huge difference in the already great system. We had to replace one power window switch and that is about it. The car is really "like new" except for some small surface scratches. |
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