2004 Pontiac Grand Prix Gtp, Low Mileage on 2040-cars
Portland, Oregon, United States
Good Condition
Automatic transmission Just over 80K mileage (80,134) Fully operational Sunroof Aluminum wheels and spoiler Clean, owned by non-smoker since 2008 Passed DEQ in July 2013 New brake pads, Turned Rotors and New belts in October 2013 Full Tune-up in March 2013 including new tires Asking $6500 OBO Full list of Features: 3.8 L, 231 Cubic-Inch V6 Supercharged Engine 4-speed Automatic Transmission Cruise Control Beige Cloth interior, front bucket seats (2 minor tears, both fully repaired) Power Mirrors, Door-locks, Windows, Drivers Seat Stock AM/FM CD with additional controls on steering Wheel Pontiac Stock 17" Aluminum Rims Power Sunroof (has drains that need to be cleaned on a regular basis when using the sunroof) Fog lights Brand New Tires (Hankook H727) in March 2013 (less than 2000 miles on these tires) minor clear coat cracking on bumpers, unnoticeable at 3 ft. Vehicle is available for viewing/test drive in Portland Metro Area, Contact seller for more details. Sold as-is, no warranty. Buyer is responsible for any shipping/delivery fees. Free shipping/delivery with 100 miles of Portland, Oregon (97212). Payment must be received prior to delivery unless other arrangements have been made/agreed to in writing. |
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