1997 Pontiac Bonneville Ssei Supercharged 1 Owner Leather Sunroof Heads Up Nr! on 2040-cars
Old Forge, Pennsylvania, United States
Body Type:Sedan
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:3.8L 3800CC 231Cu. In. V6 GAS OHV Supercharged
Fuel Type:GAS
For Sale By:Dealer
Year: 1997
Make: Pontiac
Model: Bonneville
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: SSEi Sedan 4-Door
Options: Sunroof, Leather Seats, CD Player
Drive Type: FWD
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag
Mileage: 159,200
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats
Sub Model: SSEi
Exterior Color: Dark Cherry Metallic
Interior Color: Taupe Leather
Number of Doors: 4
Number of Cylinders: 6
Up for a NO RESERVE auction
today is a gorgeous, 1 Owner 1997 Pontiac Bonneville SSEi sedan with 159k
miles. This SSEi was one of only 4,446 out of 74,015 total Bonnevilles produced
in 1997. I would rate the exterior of
this Bonneville to be in ABOVE AVERAGE CONDITION for the age and mileage of
this vehicle. As you can see, this is a gorgeous vehicle. It is finished in
dark cherry metallic with a supple taupe leather interior. While the exterior
is not flawless, it shows extremely well for a 16 year old vehicle. The body
lines up nice and straight. The hood, doors and trunk open/close easily. All of
the exterior trim is intact and in good condition. This Bonneville has
obviously been garage kept. All of the glass and lenses are intact. The alloy
wheels show extremely well and are wrapped in a good set of rubber with above
average tread. There is a small scrape on the bottom right front bumper near
the fog light, and a touch up on the left front corner of the bumper. The airbag light is on, and the
interior lights do not appear to be functioning correctly. Please take your time and check
out each of the photos carefully to see how nice this SSEi looks!
I would rate the interior of
this Bonneville to be in EXCELLENT CONDITION for the age and mileage of this
vehicle. As you can see, the previous owner has taken excellent care of this
vehicle. Pride in ownership is extremely noticeable when looking over this
SSEi. The door panels are clean and tight. All of the buttons are present and
work properly. The carpets are clean and full looking throughout the cabin. A
full set of original SSEi floor mats are included as well. The dash and
headliner are clean. The leather seats are supple and comfortable. Both front
seats are power operated and go in a variety of different directions and have
many adjustments for your comfort. The power windows, locks, seats and mirrors
all work properly. The climate control system is fully automatic and appears to
be working properly. The air conditioner blows ICE COLD AIR, too. The audio
system is the original BOSE equalized sound system which powers up and works
properly, except that the bulb for the radio display is out. This is a common
Pontiac problem. It also has a tire inflator in the trunk, but I did not test
it. A full set of owners books are also included. The trunk is spacious and
clean.
Mechanically, this Bonny
appears to be in good running and driving condition. The 3.8L Supercharged V6
engine starts right up and runs smoothly. I did not see any leaks and the
engine does not smoke. Her road manners are excellent. It is truly a pleasure
to drive this car. The suspension feels tight. The steering feels neutral and
responsive. The brakes stop this full sized sport sedan with no issues. The
engine makes good power and cruises easily. The automatic transmission engages
smoothly and shifts normally with no issues. She is wearing current PA Safety
and Emissions inspection stickers good until July 2014. Out on the highway, she
cruises nice and straight with no complaints. This car was made for the interstate.
With the supercharger, this car can really get out of its own way! I had a new
water pump and set of drive belts
installed this week. The valve cover gaskets appear to be fairly new as well.
I welcome and encourage you
to come see, smell and drive this gorgeous Bonneville for yourself if you are
able. It is one of the finest examples I have seen in recent memory. I am sure
it will make its next owner extremely proud to drive it as well. As I stated before, no 16 year old vehicle is
perfect, this is why an in person inspection is encouraged. I try to point out
any apparent imperfections that I catch, but everyone analyzes things
differently. If you would like to discuss a BUY IT NOW Price, please contact me through eBay or at the number provided below. If you have any further questions please do not hesitate to
contact Tim directly at 570-498-9301. Thank you and good luck bidding!
AS IS - NO WARRANTY
THIS MOTOR VEHICLE IS SOLD AS IS WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. THE PURCHASER WILL BEAR THE ENTIRE EXPENSE OF REPAIRING OR CORRECTING ANY DEFECTS THAT PRESENTLY EXIST OR THAT MAY OCCUR IN THE VEHICLE.
This vehicle
is sold without any warranty. The purchaser will bear the
entire expense of repairing or
correcting any defects that presently exist and/or may occur in the motor
vehicle unless the salesperson promises in
writing to correct such defect or promises in writing that certain defects do not exist.
WARRANTY:
as stated above, all ebay purchases are as-is. We have extended service
contracts available for purchase at dealer cost (no markup). please ask for
more information.
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