2002 Pontiac Bonneville Ssei Used Fwd Auto Supercharged 3.8l on 2040-cars
Saginaw, Michigan, United States
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Relisting due to bidders who want an item but don't have the money.You are bidding on a 2002 Pontiac Bonneville SSEi. Car in good condition mechanically, I have had the car for about a year and she has started up every time. Engine is solid and transmission is still strong. I feel the car has a few years left in her. There are no leaks of any kind. Brakes were replaced 2 weeks ago. Shocks were replace 2 months ago, so the ride is very nice. It has some cosmetic damage as expected with the year of the car. Car has a couple rust spots on the drivers side. one below the mirror on drivers side door and other under gas tank. front headlight has a crack in it but is fully functional. Dent in back bumper also. A/C needs to be recharged and windows do not roll down. This car just made a trip to Toledo, OH to pick up a new car and had no issues at all. Don't hesitate to ask any questions at all. If you don't want your question posted please state so. I feel this helps out everyone interested in the car to see other questions asked. Car is located in Saginaw, MI and will work with you in any way possible to get the vehicle to you. Thank You and good luck bidding.
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