2009 Pontiac G8 Base Sedan 4-door 3.6l Dohc on 2040-cars
Palm Harbor, Florida, United States
The car has 106K miles on it and runs beautifully. The car is serviced on a regular basis by certified GM mechanics. The car is equipped with everything described above except heated seats and also includes On Star. This car has lots of life left and will get on down the road when you need it to. This car has a small dent on top of the hood where something from the road bounced off of it and it also has a slightly noticeable little booger on the nose of the front bumper dead center. The interior is in excellent condition. The seats have been covered most of the time so they look great. the carpet has NO holes or wear marks as there has always been rubber floor mats on top of the carpet floor mats that are on top of the carpet. The windshield has a nick in it from a road pebble. Asking price is $12,000 and considering the shape of this vehicle, I think twelve is a fair price.
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