2006 Pontiac Grand Prix Base Sedan 4-door 3.8l on 2040-cars
Wahiawa, Hawaii, United States
Condition - Kelly Blue Book lists the car in Very-Good Condition (Price listing $6,312-$6,137). Car has been well maintained. In October 2012, car had fuel line and gas tank replaced. In December 2012, new tires, brakes and rotaries were put on. In November 2013, complete diagnostic and new power steering pump was added to car. All oil changes and fluid checks have been performed. Current owner will have 100,000 mile check up on car if buyer requests before purchase. Wear and tear to middle counsel;Two known paint chip ares (very small); Bleach stain to rear passenger floor board (easy fix with carpet dye)Only one key; No longer comes with key fob for locking and unlocking door (you will need to order this and have it rewired for car); Anti-theft system is in working order but you will have to use the key to activate and deactivate the alarm.
Features - AC/Heating unit is in excellent working order. Front and rear defrost, cruise control, all safety features for car of this model and make is in working order. Car comes with CD, AM/FM and satellite radio with DVD feature. Car does have a DVD system for rear passengers (I have never used it and it is not currently hooked up to the car system, but it appears that all wires, etc. are included [previous owner installed]). Anti-theft system works, but you will have to use the key to lock and unlock door and to turn on and off alarm. You can have system rewired and configured to new key fob by going to dealership. This car handles smoothly and is a great starter car or for just touring around the island. History - Car Fax is available upon request. Car has had 4 previous owners. Car has been well maintained. Car fax does indicate that the car was in one accident (damage to front left passenger side of car - no further detail available), was a rental car and it was sold at an auction. Previous owner bought it in Kansas City, MO and shipped it to Honolulu, HI. When moved, I believe the owner sold it to MASH. I purchased the car from MASH. (see Condition for maintenance history). Shipping and Payment- Shipping cost is not included in the asking price. If shipping to mainland it is the responsibility of the new owner to schedule and pay for shipping with a local company. I will be more than willing to drive the car to the shipping location. Please note that when shipping a car from Hawai'i to the mainland or other areas, you must have insurance on the car and you most provide proof of insurance. If you are finance purchase of the car from a bank, you must also have the bank to send a letter to the shipper stating that the car is insured and that they are aware that the car is being shipped to a new location. Payment can be made as cash, credit or cashier's check. Prefer to sell to locally - Oahu area |
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