Repossessed / No Reserve / Below Wholesale on 2040-cars
Springfield, Massachusetts, United States
You are bidding on a {2005 PONTIAC GRAND
PRIX }. This vehicle comes
equipped with { 6
CLYINDER ENGINE 3.8L, POWER
WINDOWS/MIRRORS, BUCKET SEATS,, CRUISE
CONTROL, POWER DRIVERS SEAT, A/C } and much more. It should make for both affordable and
dependable transportation. Please see
the “Condition Report” and “Condition Comments” for more detailed
information. This vehicle is being sold at
auction by CarNow Acceptance Company ( We are conveniently located in CARFAX -- A CarFax was obtained on
this vehicle and it qualifies for a "Certified History Guarantee." PRE INSPECTION -- The vehicle is
available to be seen prior to the auctions end on: DATE: { SATURDAY JULY 12, 2014 10:00AM to 4:00PM EST.} LOCATION: This is the only time the vehicle
can be inspected prior to the auction ending and we apologize in advance if
this presents a conflict in your schedule.
There can be “No Exceptions” to this pre-inspection date and time. USED VEHICLE -- Please keep in mind
that you are bidding on a used vehicle and we strongly encourage you NOT TO BID
if you’re uncomfortable with purchasing a used vehicle that may require
mechanical and/or cosmetic work. You are
buying a Repossessed Vehicle – Being Sold “As-Is” with “No Warranty”. NON-PAYING BIDDERS -- By bidding on
this vehicle you are entering into a LEGALLY BINDING CONTRACT. Any Non-Paying Bidder will be subject to all
legal recourse available to FEES & TAXES -- The winning
bidder agrees to pay a $99 Documentation and Vehicle Preparation Fee. For complete information on Fees, Taxes,
Deposit and Payment information - Be sure to read our “Entire Terms and
Conditions” contained within the “Terms of Sale” section below. THIS IS A “NO RESERVE” AUCTION AND
THE FINAL BIDDER WILL OWN THIS VEHICLE REGARDLESS OF THE FINAL BID AMOUNT! DON'T MISS THIS Be sure to bookmark and view our showroom frequently as our Collateral Disposition Department disposes of all repossessed vehicles for sale exclusively through eBay.
This vehicle is being sold As-Is
and the comments listed below are simply to the best of our knowledge. We welcome you to inspect the vehicle prior
to bidding.
ENGINE -------------- No known
problems.
TRANSMISSION --- No known problems.
TIRES ------------------No know
problems
BRAKES -------------- No known
problems.
INTERIOR ------------ Rear Seats,
Rear Carpet, Headliner Dirty.
AC ---------------------- No known
problems.
EXTERIOR There are a few
scratches and small dings normal for a car of this year. Rear Seats, Rear
Carpet, Headliner Dirty, Drivers side rear fender
dented, Drivers side rear bumper peeling paint. See Pictures.
OTHER This vehicle MAY or MAY NOT come with extra
keys, trunk keys, owners manual, spare tire, jack, all interior knobs and trim
pieces, etc.
WE STRONGLY ENCOURAGE ALL POTENTIAL
BIDDERS TO INSPECT THE VEHICLE PRIOR TO BIDDING.
PLEASE READ OUR "ENTIRE TERMS
AND CONDITIONS" FOR THE PRE-INSPECTION DATE, TIME AND LOCATION.
TERMS
AND CONDITIONS
LEGAL CONTRACT
YOUR
WINNING BID BECOMES A LEGAL CONTRACT. Please do not bid if you are not prepared
to pay. All non-paying high bidders will be reported to eBay and negative
feedback will be posted.
DEPOSIT / PAYMENT
The
winning bidder MUST make a deposit of $200 within 72 hours of the end of the
auction (except where the total cost of the vehicle (including the $99
Documentation and Vehicle Preparation Fee) is less than $200, in which event
payment in full is required). For example, if the winning bid for a vehicle is
$700, the winning bidder must make a deposit of $200 within 72 hours, leaving a
balance due of $599. If the winning bid for a vehicle is $100, the winning
bidder must make payment in full of $199 within 72 hours, leaving no balance
due.
This
deposit or payment must be paid by CREDIT CARD, MONEY ORDER, or CASHIER'S
CHECK.
If paying by Credit Card, you MUST call us
(CNAC) at 413-782-8600 within 72 hours of the end of the auction to provide
your credit card information. If paying by Money Order or Cashier’s Check, your
payment MUST be received within 72 hours of the end of the auction. We
recommend that you use an overnight delivery service addressed to: CNAC 1090 Boston
Road, Springfield, MA. 01119.
If your payment is not received within 72 hours we reserve the right to sell
the vehicle to the next highest bidder or in any other manner in our sole and
absolute discretion.
BALANCE DUE
The balance due must be paid no later than the 7th day after the end of the
auction. For example, if the auction ends on the 11th day of a month, the
balance due must be received by CNAC no later than the 18th day of the month.
The balance due must be paid by CASHIER'S CHECK, CERTIFIED CHECK or MONEY ORDER
with NO EXCEPTIONS.
If the balance due is not received by the close of business on the 7th
calendar day after the end of the auction, we reserve the right to retain your
deposit (not as a penalty, but as liquidated damages for the costs and losses
to us from your breach of contract) and to sell the vehicle to the next highest
bidder or in any other manner in our sole and absolute discretion.
NOTE: Most banks and credit unions do not finance vehicles more than 8 years
old or with more than 100,000 miles. Make sure – before you bid – that if you
need financing, your financial institution accepts the year and miles of the
vehicle. Please arrange financing prior to bidding. We are unable to provide
financing on this vehicle under any circumstance.
FEES AND TAXES
In addition to your winning bid, you must also pay a $99.00 Documentation
and Vehicle Preparation Fee. State Sales Tax, Title and Registration Fees are
not included. Buyer is responsible for paying any State Sales Tax, Title and
Registration Fees.
VEHICLE PICK-UP OR SHIPPING
If you intend to pickup the vehicle directly from our premises, it is your
sole responsibility to ensure that the vehicle is legally insured and
registered prior to doing so. We assume no responsibility for this obligation.
You are solely responsible for pickup or shipping of this vehicle if its
destination is outside of the State of
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