2008 Pontiac G8 Gt Sedan 4-door 6.0l V8 Ls Powered! Very Low Reserve Must Sell! on 2040-cars
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This G8 GT has all options including the sunroof. Vehicle does have a salvage title. I bought the car from the manager of the body shop at the dealership. The repairs are top notch. I have put around 20K on the car in the last year with zero problems. The car runs and drives great. Only mods other than a few esthetics are a Magnaflow exhaust, FE3 shocks/struts(about 5k miles ago)and K&N CAI. The stock 19 inch wheels are plastidiped and comes right off. Also is a pic of the car before and during repair.
The inside of the car is very very clean while the outside has normal wear for a car with this mileage and age. The car is my daily driver and mileage will increase slightly. There are no check engine lights on and everything works. VERY LOW RESERVE must sell! Title is in hand and does not have any leans. Buyer is responsible for shipping. On Feb-27-14 at 03:09:39 PST, seller added the following information: KBB value is $14,500 for good condition and private sale. My reserve is substantiality less. |
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