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2004 Pontiac Sunfire Se Coupe 2-door 2.2l, Auto, 120k Miles, Ac, Pw, New Brakes on 2040-cars

Year:2004 Mileage:120768
Location:

Irvine, California, United States

Irvine, California, United States
Advertising:

Hi we are selling our 2004 Pontiac Sunfire SE, it is a 4 cylinder, pretty fast but very good on gas, always been in CA so no rust, it was the top of the line model back in 2004, this car has 120K miles on it but runs as if it had much much less, it was very well taken care of by us and the previous owner, this car was the previous owner's baby, mechanically the car is fantastic and does not need anything at all, it has not been in any accidents but the body has a few dents in it due to someone kicking the side of the car in a parking lot, and the 2 plastic door covers are off the car, both have 2 broken clips which I'm told can be fixed very easily, I have saved all the clips and stuff, please make sure you look at all the pictures below to see the rear dents on the drivers side, if you can fix the dents or they dont bother you, you will have an excellent car which has no mechanical issues.

 

We are in Irvine CA and you must come see the car before bidding, NO SHIPPING, we dont drive the car very much anymore as we bought another, I recently put 4 brand new tires, new front brake pads, new rotors, and flushed the brake fluid with synthetic fluid, also did the 4 wheel alignment so the car drives perfectly straight.

 

And it had an oil change at 118K miles, and we just did a complete inspection and the car does not need anything at all, the air filter was not too bad, but I bought a new one which will be put on it today, you really wont have any problems with this car for a long time, just do the oil change and stuff, we've had this car for 3 years and other than scheduled maintenance the only thing we had to do was to replace the drivers side power window motor because it was stopping and not going up and down as fast as it should.

 

Also I put on a $40 set of Neofoam windshield wipers on this car a few months ago, they work excellent and are designed to last a few years in the sun.

 

This car is an SE model and has the nice GM alloy wheels, here are its other features;

Automatic 4-Cyl, 2.2 Liter

ABS (4-Wheel)

Air Conditioning

Power Windows, we Recently put on a new drivers side power window motor.

Power Door Locks

Cruise Control

Power Steering

Tilt Wheel

AM/FM Stereo

CD (Single Disc)

Premium Sound

Dual Air Bags

Rear Spoiler

Alloy Wheels

Premium Wheels

 

We have the clear title in hand and also have listed the car locally so I reserve the right to remove this listing if it sells, so come see it soon, you can call me at 949-385-3008.


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