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2002 Fuel Injected Pontiac 2-dr Se Grand Am Only 103,000 Miles on 2040-cars

US $4,499.00
Year:2002 Mileage:103000
Location:

Ashland, Oregon, United States

Ashland, Oregon, United States
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Pontiac Grand am SE 2-door Coupe, 4-Cylinder, fuel injected, excellent condition only 103,000 miles, well taken care of.  New tires, Alignment and battery.  Always changed oils and fluids at 3,000 miles. Paint is in excellent condition.  Everything works.  Drives very nice and has that sporty feeling when you're behind the wheel.  If you want a great vehicle this is the one, selling only because owner is moving to Kansas and needs a truck to move items or they would not be selling it.  You cannot go wrong with this vehicle, this vehicle is great for young or old.  Maintained always by Martins Auto, family owned auto repair business for all makes of cars, they have been established for many, many years in Reno.  We have all the records on this vehicle from Martins Auto, we purchased it 8-years ago.  You can talk directly to the Martin about the quality of this vehicle. 

Other features include: Spoiler, Anti-Lock Brakes, Power Windows, Front Wheel Drive, Bucket Seats, and Cruise Control. This vehicle also includes: Air Conditioning, Power Locks, Power Mirrors, CD Single-Disc Player, Cloth Seats,  Power Steering, Rear Window Defrost, Remote Trunk Release, Tilt Wheel, Vanity Mirrors, Trip Odometer

25 MPG City - 32.5 MPG Highway,  380 to 395 miles per tank

GM's Ecotec 2.2-Liter 4-Cylinder Engine Delivers Excellent Fuel Efficiency and Low Emissions in a Quiet, Reliable, Durable Package.  To read more on this motor please go to this website:  http://www.theautochannel.com/news/2002/02/07/035471.html

Here are a few site of other 2-dr sports for sale.   

$6499  2002  22,300 miles      http://www.2040cars.com/Pontiac/Grand-Am/2001-pontiac-grand-am-se1-coupe-2-door-3-4l-only-22-300-miles-370020/

 $4950  2001  180,500 miles  http://www.cheapusedcarsbyowner.com/detail/2001-Pontiac-Grand-Am-SE1-for-sale-HeRUCUeeeaRaePzPssH.html

$5678  2002  86,845 miles  http://www.leandertrucksncars.com/cat_pages/pontiac.shtml

$5900  2003  182,592miles http://www.easyautosales.com/used-cars/2003-Pontiac-Grand-Prix-SE-115306704.html  Sold

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