1999 Pontiac Grand Am Se 3.4l V6 on 2040-cars
Feasterville-Trevose, Pennsylvania, United States
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This vehicle was used as a work car with 95% highway millage (212198). It is being sold AS-IS and is in good condition. This vehicle needs breaks and inspection. The current breaks are not in working order. I recommend that the buyer tows this vehicle to a service center to have the breaks repaired immediately after purchase. I have recently put two brand new front tires on it, and the rear two are like new. Buyer will be responsible for the pick up and possible towing of this vehicle. I will be as honest and straight forward in this description. Should you have any questions, feel free to contact me. What is good about this car: -Runs Great -Good in snow and rain (FWD) -Alloy Rims with ABS traction anti-lock breaks -Quiet vehicle with plenty of power when you need it -Can take the key out while car is running -Brand new front tires, Like new back tires Cons and what it needs: -Inspection -Break repair -Possibly a new battery -New tail light (The current one has legal red tape) -The air conditioning and heating may need repair (I did not use it, so it was not an issue). -I have the original cd radio but it will need to be re-installed. -Dent on front of hood, not very noticeable. This car would be great for a student or anyone who needs something simple to get them around. With breaks and inspection, this vehicle will be in full operation. |
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