2003 Pontiac Grand Am Se Sedan 4-door 3.4l on 2040-cars
Gordon, Nebraska, United States
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Forsale is my 2003 Pontiac Grand Am this car has been driven by my wife for 2 years and we've had no trouble with this car its been a good solid runner with low miles and a lot of life left in it would be great for that college kid or high school grad getting ready to go off to college. The interior has one little hole in the back seat. This car gets around 27 to 32 mpg. I will get interior pictures put up as soon as it warms up here. If any questions please email and ask will answer them as fast as i can. We also just had new tires put on it a year ago and they have been rotated every 3000 with its oil change they are directional. The VIN is 1G2NV52F33M590080 |
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