2001 Pontiac Grand Am Great On Gas!! Low Miles!! No Reserve!! on 2040-cars
Etters, Pennsylvania, United States
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I am selling a 2001 Pontiac grand am for local pick up I live in etters pa but I am willing to meet in etters,Mechanicsburg, Carlisle or york. Car is in great running condition and gets great gas milage, its inspected until January 2014. When I bought the car it had 232k miles but was still running when we did the title transfer I had it put on for 232k which is what comes up in the report but since then I went ahead and did an engine swap on it just so I didn't have any surprises a month or two down the road the engine I replaced it with had 93k miles and now currently is at 95k miles I do not use this car but for short trips to the store etc and my gf has another car so we have no use for this one really. When I replaced the engine I did the oil, oil filter, plugs and wires, I've also had the ac charged in June ac and heat both work, I replaced the front brakes and front rotors in June as well. The car does not burn oil and does not leak any fluids, tires are still good, exhaust works fine however it has 1 broken hanger which is a cheap easy fix couple dollars and a few minutes doesn't effect exhaust at all. the change oil light does come on however it just didn't reset when I did the swap u can take it to a dealership and have it reset along with the miles that it reads needs set but if u look at the oil u can clearly see that it is still good and in fact does not need changed.the car has never been in a wreck,has the original am/FM radio/ CD player, but the volume knob is a bit tricky if u try to turn it up to fast it turns it down idk what the issue is but an aftermarket head unit is cheap or u can keep the original since it still works, all in all this car is great on gas great running car performance wise.
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