2004 Oldsmobile Alero Gls Sedan 4-door 3.4l 16,000 Miles! Garage Kept! on 2040-cars
Bennington, Vermont, United States
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I am selling my grandmothers 2004 Alero GLS Sedan with only 16,000 miles on it. This car is one owner, her, and she only drove the car to work and back. She occasionally bumped into a few things (oops?) so the bumper has some damage but other than that the exterior is in great shape. This car still has its clear coat, and the the headlines have absolutely no fade (honestly other than the front bumper it looks like it just came off the show room floor). Considering this car only has 16k on it, you're pretty much getting a $25,000 car for chump change simply because of depreciation. I have replaced the battery, it needed it. There is an aftermarket remote start system in the car but I can't get it to work. I'm not sure if it's broken or I'm just a moron who can't figure out the correct combination of 3 buttons. I'm not going to go and say this car is a new Audi or anything like that. It's an Oldsmobile that has had a nice easy life. The car would make a fantastic daily driver, or a great starter car for a teenager. If you have any question please feel free to message me. I am in no rush to sell this car so don't bother low-balling me. The GLS Sedan has the following equipment: Mechanical: -4-Wheel disc brakes with ABS -All-Speed traction control system -4 Wheel independent suspension -Rack & Pinion Steering System -Oil life monitor -Stainless Steel Exhaust Safety/Security: -Dual Frontal Airbags -Power Automatic Door Locks -Full Interior Lighting -Daytime Running Lamps -Automatic Exterior Lamp Control -Rear Window Defogger -Battery Rundown Protection -Alarm System (Passlock) -Child Seat Latch System (I have no idea what that is, I'm guessing James Bond ejector seat?) Exterior -Power outside rear-view mirrors -Intermittent windshield wipers -Integrated Glass Antenna Interior: -Air Conditioning (This is working well) -Power Windows -Cruise Control -Tilt-Steering Wheel -Leather-Appointed Interior -Reclining Front Bucket Seats -6-Way Power Drivers Seat -Power Trunk Release -Power outlet -Floor Mats Added Goodies: -16" Polished Alloys -Fog Lights -Leather shift-knob -Remote Keyless Entry -Remote Start (This wasn't working, then again I have no idea how to use it) -Power Sunroof -8 Speaker Premium Sound System -Performance Suspension system -Rear Deck Spoiler |
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