2005 Pontiac G6 Base Sedan 4-door 3.5l, Rebuilt Title, Not Salvage. on 2040-cars
Stanton, North Dakota, United States
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Up for sale is a Pontiac G6 from 2005. First of all let me say I am the 2nd owner and have had this car since 17,000 miles and personally drove it since 2007. In the year 2006 it was involved in a minor front end accident. It was given a salvage title b/c the 1st owner refused to take it back so the insurance company totaled it. There was NO frame damage and the air bags are intact. Damage was all sheet metal and a plastic trim, headlight, etc. My husband took great care picking out this car and made sure it was safe and easily repaired. All the repairs were done by a licensed professional shop in 2007 -- and ever since then I have completely forgotten about any of the previous history b/c it drives like a normal car in every sense. To look at and drive the car you would never know it was in an prior accident. Even when I take it to the oil change place or mechanic no one ever tells me or notices there was damage or any issues. It is a normal car -- other than its previous history. As I was saying, in 2007 the car passed a highway patrol safety inspection and was issued a ''rebuilt'' title. Which for those of you that dont know, it means the title is transferable in all states and canada just as any other title would be.
The car has 98k miles and I had every intention of keeping it for another 50-100k miles. In fact we just did all the "100,000 miles factory recommended maintenance" with-in last 3 months. The following repairs/maint. have been done to this vehicle in last 3 months: new spark plugs, all new rotors, all new brakes, all new struts and suspension, change of all fluids, replace the battery. Also got a 4-wheel alignment and the car drives down the highway with no vibrations and straight with no pulls to either side. The brakes are in great shape now that all replaced and with the new suspension it drives like a new car. It starts up every morning no matter the weather. Never had issues starting it. Also in last 18 months I bought all new tires. The tires have 70% tread remaining. I spent over $2500 getting this car ready for another 100,000 miles. The reason I'm selling is b/c we had to buy a mini-van for our expanding family and with the van and my husbands car -- we decided it just doesn't make sense to keep this car even though we just did all this work. I do really like this car and will be a bit sad to see it go. But I can honestly say that this car is in great shape. There are no issues mechanically with the car. The exterior is in good shape and the paint looks good. No rust or any issues. There are minor imperfections to the exterior (small chips on front bumper) but nothing that is unusual for a car this age. The exterior looks fine. The interior there are no rips or tears, but the fabric has seen its share of kids spilling sippy cup drinks and snacks. The seats do have some stains from kids drinks spilling, etc. I think if you got a good interior detail job it would look a lot better, I just dont have the time to do this. The car does not smell or have any mildew or stickiness. The seats just need a deep cleaning. In closing, I want to say Im not a car dealer and dont sell cars with any regularity. Im just a private seller currently with 3 cars and I only need 2 -- so this G6 is being sold. I have all the maint records and this car was very well maintained at all the appropriate times. The car engine and transmissions runs smooth. When the car is idling it is smooth and engine sounds good. I do use Ebay alot and have 100% positive feedback. Ive been a member of eBay for over 10 years and completed hundreds of transactions without incident. If you have any questions please feel free to email me. Good luck bidding. Thank you. On Aug-25-14 at 11:59:43 PDT, seller added the following information: Car is located in St. Louis, MO |
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