1999 Pontiac Grand Am Gt Sedan 4-door 3.4l on 2040-cars
Morehead, Kentucky, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Transmission:Automatic
Body Type:Sedan
For Sale By:Private Seller
Fuel Type:GAS
Number of Doors: 4
Make: Pontiac
Mileage: 166,650
Model: Grand Am
Sub Model: GT
Trim: GT Sedan 4-Door
Exterior Color: Red
Interior Color: Black
Drive Type: FWD
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Number of Cylinders: 6
Options: Sunroof
Disability Equipped: No
The BIDDER IS INVITED AND URGED to inspect the property prior to offer to bid...ALL SALES ARE FINAL....THIS VEHICLE IS A REPOSSESSION...
PLEASE READ ALL BEFORE BIDDING!...
This vehicle is a repossession. We DO HAVE A KEY. It DID run at time of pickup BUT we are unaware of the actual mechanical condition of this vehicle, and make NO guarantee as such (see disclosure). Vehicle needs cleaned. BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR TOWING/SHIPPING/PICKUP.. The vehicle is located at a storage facility, you may contact our office Mon.-Fri, 9am-5pm to arrange a time for inspection. The color of this vehicle is red with black cloth interior...The back drivers side tail light is busted and there is a dent in on the front passenger side door...The car has a sunroof....The vehicle's interior is VERY, VERY, dirty and will need cleaned....The vehicle is an automatic....The mileage on the vehicle is 166,650....99' Pontiac Grand Am...Come check it out. PLEASE READ THE FULL DISCLOSURE BEFORE BIDDING.
Terms of sale Eagle Financial Services of Kentucky, Inc.: THIS VEHICLE IS A REPOSSESSION BEING SOLD TO SATISFY ALL OR A PORTION OF CONSUMER DEBT BY EAGLE FINANCIAL SERVICES OF KENTUCKY, INC. EAGLE FINANCIAL COMPANY HAS PROPER TITLE DOCUMENTS AND ALL LEGAL AUTHORIZATION TO SELL THIS VEHICLE.
DO NOT PURCHASE OR OFFER TO PURCHASE UNLESS YOU have read, understood and agree to all the Terms and Conditions of this sale.
Unless otherwise stated, the condition, history, or the maintenance of this vehicle (or it's fitness for any use/purpose) is unknown by Eagle Financial Services of Kentucky, Inc. Eagle Financial Services of Kentucky, Inc. has NOT inspected the vehicle for safety, mechanical, or any other defects that may exist. Furthermore Eagle Financial Services of Kentucky, Inc.has not performed any kind of maintenance, and may not be aware of damaged or missing parts. Any knowledge we have of this vehicle was learned from a brief test drive, when and if the vehicle was driveable. This vehicle may not comply with federal and state emission laws and may also have missing and/or damaged parts relating to emissions or any other mechanical function. This vehicle is sold "AS-IS", AND "with all faults". Eagle Financial Services of Kentucky, Inc. offers no warranty of any kind on this vehicle whether express, implied or otherwise or any other guarantee warranty as to its condition or fitness for use.
The bidder is invited and urged to inspect the property prior to purchase or offer to purchase. All sales are final.
Buyer pays all shipping and transportation charges and is responsible for all shipping and transportation arrangements.
This vehicle will be available for public inspection/pick-up at our storage facility. Please contact us to make inspection arrangements. We are located at 123 Flemingsburg Rd., Morehead, KY 40351 and are open weekdays Mon.-Fri. 9am-5pm. (EST) For driving direction call us at (606) 780-1000. Our Address is : 123 Flemingsburg Rd., Morehead, KY 40351.
Eagle Financial Services of Kentucky, Inc accepts payment by:
A) Visa & MasterCard in person requires photo ID for the card holder and the credit card. Visa & MasterCard by telephone require a copy of the card, card holders photo ID and a signed authorization via fax to: (606) 780-1010 (photocopy and fax both sides of photo ID and credit card)
B) Certified Check,, Money Order or Payment upn pickup. Titles will be held for 14 days when payment made with a personal check. Photo ID is required at tome of delivery. Buyer will be responsible for all licensing requirements and fees, taxes, trip permits etc., in buyer's State of residence.
*We have had an issue with a debit payment showing up as a cash advance. We run all transactions as credit, and have no control over this. Buyers may want to contact their credit provider to insure that this will not occur with the card you will be using.
WE reserve the right to cancel the sale of this vehicle early. This vehicle is a repossession, and the customer can redeem the vehicle during the course of the sale. We may also cancel the sale if any other legal issues arise, etc.
We shall not be held liable for any such cancellation.
ADDITIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS for eBay Auction Sales : Winning bidder must pay a 10% or $200 (whichever is greater) Non-Refundable Deposit within 48 hours of Winning Bid. - No Exceptions. The balance is due within seven (7) days after auction closure. If the deposit is not received with 48 hours of the close of auction, or the balance is not paid in full whin 7 days following the close of auction, we reserve the right to re-list the vehicle, or to sell it to the next highest bidder, or another qualified buyer. WE will file a nonpaying bidder clam with eBay.
Vehicle must be removed within (10) calendar days from the endo of auction or you will incur a $20 per dy storage fee. At any time after the tenth (10) day: whether the vehicle is paid for in full or there is just a deposit, we reserve the right to charge for, and/or retain storage charges from the payments. We will also re-list the vehicle, or sell it to the next highest bidder, or any other qualified buyer.
Legal dispute: Choice of Venue and Law: Purchase and Seller agree that any disputes shall be resolved using Kentucky Law, and that any suit must be brought by filing in Rowan County, Kentucky.
Typographical and factual errors: In the event that there are material errors on the description of the item, Buyer and Seller may agree to complete the sale. If the Buyer is unwilling to complete the sale due to a typographical or factual error, Buyer shall be titled to reimbursement for a maximum of $25.00 in out of pocket expenses.
In the event that a sale is not concluded due to a typographical or factual error, Seller may agree to release Buyer ot the of the eBay auction winner's obligation when Buyer agrees to, and completes, the posting of positive or neutral feedback. Seller will then post positive or neutral feedback. Seller will then post positive or neutral feedback. In no event shall Seller be responsible for any other expenses or damages of any kind, regardless of the nature of the error. As noted herein, Buyers are strongly encouraged to examine vehicles before bidding.
WE WILL PURSUE NON-PAYING BIDDERS - BY BIDDING ON eBay YOU HAVE AGREED TO A BINDING CONTRACT.
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