Drivable 2000 Oldsmobile Intrigue, 97,000 Miles, Runs Strong, V6, One Owner on 2040-cars
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States
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THIS IS A Clean, One Owner-purchased used from Credit Union with 700 miles on it as it was used for a golf tournament AND NOT THEN HIT BY A GOLF BALL-leaving very little dent in front. Only driven an average of 7,000 miles per year, WELL KEPT! Car Still Runs strong. We really love this car, but need to sell. The Good Now: 4 Tires still have good tread, Purchased at Discount Tires at 88,710 miles, Michelin Primacy, 60,000 Mile Warranty on Tire still in effect. Replaced Crank Position Sensor at PepBoys, (receipt available), 06/05/12, Limited Warranty still in effect. Replaced Water Pump, Harmonic Balancer, and Vibration Damper at PepBoys (receipt available), 09/28/12, Limited Warranty still in effect. Radiator Drain and Fill at PepBoys 09/28/12 AND NOW (ONLY A FEW DAYS AGO): RECENTLY REPLACED WINDOW REGULATOR DRIVER'S SIDE REAR, SPEED SENSOR TO ATTEMPT WARNING LIGHT REPAIR, AC Compressor & KIT AND VALVE GASKET COVERS. THIS CAR IS READY FOR NEW OWNER. Dash Warning Lights are on but...According to forums on Oldsmobile, this problem is common. Our local mechanic put in a new ignition switch and since then lights have been on. We've driven car for about a year with no problems. WITHOUT QUESTION THIS IS A GREAT POWERFUL CAR and I'm sad to see it go!
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask. I'm happy to share any information with you that might assist you in purchasing my car. Sad to see it go, but it's time for something newer. It has been a good car and a pleasure to drive! My car is still my daily driver and reliable so miles may change a little. I do recommend you change oil every 3000 miles using synthetic oil. ONCE AGAIN, Warning Lights on don't affect reliability of vehicle. My car is listed locally and for sale on craigslist and I will end auction early if I get an offer and don't have any bids. However, once you bid, I will honor the 3 day listing. Thanks for looking and ask questions if I didn't address something you are concerned with. Happy Bidding!
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