2002 Pontiac Bonneville Sle Sedan 4-door 3.8l on 2040-cars
Elkader, Iowa, United States
for sale is my wifes car we a selling because we upgraded to a newer car, this car has the 3.8 witch runs great, new battery in it last year new brakes last fall, the front tires will be new before car gets sold as the fronts are bald, the back tires are about 40% this car runs good, the ac blows ice cold it has leather witch is in good shape, power everything and heated seats, it has the steering wheel hand controls on it, overall car is in good shape with a few miner scuffs on the gas door, the bad, three windows don't roll down and the power locks don't work, I don't know if it is a fuse or what, I just don't have time to mess with it. this is a sle model any question call or text 563-880-8401 can work with you on dalivory or meeting as I have been working in des moines Ia or at my house by Elkader thanks for looking
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