2006 Pontiac Solstice Convertible Leather 5-speed Only 18,010 Miles Clean Carfax on 2040-cars
Rushville, Indiana, United States
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2006 PONTIAC SOLSTICE CONVERTIBLE ROADSTER SLY SHADOW GRAY METALLIC EXTERIOR STEEL/SAND TWO TONE INTERIOR 2.4L ECOTEC ENGINE 5-SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION CLEAN CARFAX ONLY 18,010 ACTUAL MILES If you have any questions feel free to call Brian at 765-561-0599
We at Campbell Brothers Auto Sales Inc. are offering for sale this CLEAN CARFAX 2006 PONTIAC SOLSTICE CONVERTIBLE with a 2.4L ECOTEC ENGINE, 5-SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION with ONLY 18,010 ACTUAL MILES. This vehicle comes with a clean Carfax History Report and has been kept in exceptionally clean condition. In fact, with only 18,010 miles on the car it simply hasn't been driven much. With the rich Sly Shadow Gray Metallic paint, black top, and upgraded 18 inch polished wheels the car truly tunes heads. Looks inside and you will see it's impressively clean Steel and Sand leather interior that flows very well with the exterior when the top is down (Unfortunately the weather was not cooperating while I was taking the photos). The 2.4L Ecotec engine gives the car plenty of power which is deliver through the fun peforming, short shift ratio 5-speed transmission. Spring is here! It is time for the top to go down and the fun to begin. Take advantage of this opportunity to own a very low mileage roadster at a fair reserve auction price. This 2006 PONTIAC SOLSTICE comes equip with many nice features and specifications which include......
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We are selling this vehicle with a very fair reserve. Please make sure you are going to buy and have the funds to pay for it. Your bid is a contract and may make you the new owner. If you in anyway cannot complete this contract please do not wast our time or yours. We look forward to meeting the new owner. CONDITION: EXTERIOR: This is a very nice and well cared for car. There are only two cosmetic flaws that we could see. 1. There is about a 3 inch very fine scratch on the lower right front corner. It is difficult to see in the pictures. I took a close up photo of it however is is still difficult to see. 2. The right rear wheel has about a 2-3 inch spot of curb rash of the very edge of the wheel. It may possibly buff out however we have not tried. Overall and impressive looking vehicle. INTERIOR: NON-SMOKER and very clean. Absolutely no burns, tears, or fade. No signs of wear. Overall extremely clean. DRIVE TRAIN: Starts, runs, and drives perfect. Tires tires have about 80%+ tread. This car needs nothing. This vehicle is everything that you should expect an 18,010 miles vehicle to be. SHIPPING and PAYMENT: $500 non-refundable deposit due within 48 hours of the end of the auction. If deposit has not been received within 48 hours of the end of the auction the vehicle will be re-listed, no exceptions. Balance due upon pick up. Vehicle must be picked up or paid in full within 10 days of the end of the auction. All shipping must be paid for by the winning bidder. We accept C.O.D. in person, bank cashiers checks, and bank money wire only. $50.00 Doc Fee If you have any questions feel free to call Brian at 765-561-0599 This vehicle is being offered for sale by Campbell Brothers Auto Sales Inc. 325 West Second St. Rushville, IN 46173. If you have any further questions please email our Sales Manager Brian or call him direct at 765-561-0599 and he will be glad to assist you. This vehicle is available for inspection at anytime before the auction ends. We reserve the right to end this auction at anytime. If you are a Indiana resident you will be charged a Indiana Sales Tax Fee of 7%. If you are a out of state buyer and pick the vehicle up in person you will be charged a Indiana Sales Tax Fee of 7% in which your state will honor up to 7%. If you are a out of state buyer and have someone or hire someone to deliver the vehicle out of the state of Indiana you will be charged a Indiana Sales Tax Fee of 7% in which your state will honor up to 7%. If you are a out of state buy and have someone from Campbell Brothers Auto Sales Inc. or a transport company that Campbell Brothers Auto Sales Inc. hires deliver the vehicle out of the state of Indiana NO sales tax will be charged. Please check with your local B.M.V. or go to www.in.gov . Sorry folk's we don't make the rules, we just have to obey them. This vehicle is being sold AS/IS. Good Luck Bidding!!! At Campbell Brothers Auto Sales Inc. we hold ourselves to the highest of standards in regards to honesty, integrity, and item description. We expect the same from our buyers. This means if you are a "NON-PAYING" bidder or someone that considers Ebay a game we have no interest in doing business with you. We in no way want to offend anyone however we are tired of non-paying buyers. To put it simple. If you bid, and you win, than you buy. Thank You, Brian
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