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2004 Pontiac Grand Prix Gt2 Sedan 4-door 3.8l on 2040-cars

US $4,100.00
Year:2004 Mileage:136856 Color: White
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Basic Information
  • VIN Number: 2G2WS52224128012
  • Model Year: 2004
  • Make: Pontiac
  • Model: Grand Prix
  • Style Name: Sedan GT2
  • Vehicle Trim: GT2
  • Body Type: Sedan
  • Vehicle Type: Sedan
  • Exterior Color: White
  • Interior Color
DriveTrain
  • Transmission: 4-Speed Automatic
  • Drive Train Type: FWD
  • Driven Wheels: Front-Wheel
  • Wheels Rims: Steel
Roof and Glass
  • Front Wipers: Variable Intermittent
  • Rear Defogger
  • Privacy Glass: Light
Convenience
  • Cruise Control
  • Windows: Power Windows
  • Steering Power: Speed-Proportional Power Steering
  • Steering Adjustment: Tilt-Adjustable
  • Mirrors: Power Remote
  • Power Door Locks
  • Center Console: Full With Covered Storage
  • Cupholders: Front
  • Door Pockets: Driver And Passenger
  • Power Outlets: 2
  • Remote Trunk Release: Power
  • Seatback Storage
Safety
  • Driver and Passenger Airbag
  • Anti Theft System
  • Headlights Auto Delay: Auto Delay Off
  • Headlights Dusksensor: Dusk Sensing
  • Daytime Running Light
  • Engine Immobilizer
  • Turning Circle: 37.4
  • Door Reinforcement: Side-Impact Door Beam
  • Front Headrests: Manual Adjustable
  • Rear Headrests: 2
  • Rear Center Seatbelt: 3-Point Belt
  • NHTSA Passenger Grade: Good
  • NHTSA Driver Grade: Average
  • NHTSA Side Impact Front Grade: Average
  • NHTSA Side Impact Back Grade: Average
Dimensions
  • Front Head Room: 38.8 Inches
  • Front Hip Room: 54.5 Inches
  • Front Shoulder Room: 58.0 Inches
  • Front Leg Room: 42.2 Inches
  • Rear Head Room: 36.2 Inches
  • Rear Hip Room: 54.3 Inches
  • Rear Leg Room: 36.2 Inches
  • Rear Shoulder Room: 54.8 Inches
  • Luggage Capacity: 16 Cu.Ft.
  • Length: 198.3 Inches
  • Width: 71.6 Inches
  • Height: 55.9 Inches
  • Wheelbase: 110.5 Inches
  • Curb Weight: 3,477 Lbs.
Existing Warranty
  • Warranty: None
Suspension
  • Independent Suspension: Four-Wheel
  • Stabilizer Bar: Front And Rear
In Car Entertainment
  • Audio System: AM/FM Stereo
  • Speakers: 6
  • CD
  • Antenna Type: Window Grid
Comfort
  • Air Conditioning: Manual
  • Trunk Lights: Cargo Area Light
  • Reading Lights: Front
  • Shift Knob: Plastic/Rubber
  • Steering Wheel Trim: Plastic/Vinyl
  • Vanity Mirrors: Dual Vanity Mirrors
Towing and Hauling
  • Tie Downs: Cargo Tie Downs
Engine
  • Engine Description: 3.8L V6 12V
  • Fuel Type: Gas
  • Fuel Induction: Sequential MPI
  • Valves Per Cylinder: 2
  • Aspiration: Normal
  • Compression Ratio: 9.40 : 1
  • MPG Automatic City: 20
  • MPG Automatic Highway: 30
Instrumentation
  • Clock
  • Low Fuel Level
  • Tachometer
Seats
  • Seating Capacity: 5
  • Front Seat Type: Bucket
  • Upholstery: Cloth
  • Folding: Fold Forward Seatback
Features
  • Bumpers: Body-Colored
  • Door Reinforcement: Side-Impact Door Beam
Doors
  • Rear Door Type: Trunk
  • Side Door Type: Conventional

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