2008 Grand Prix Gxp **only 38k Miles** on 2040-cars
Janesville, Iowa, United States
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Looking to sell my 2008 Grand Prix GXP. It has very low miles at 38,000. It is like new inside and out. I'm the second owner and purchased from the Dodge dealer in Coon Rapids, Minnesota. The couple that traded it were older and the wife drove it in the summer. It's only seen one winter, which was last year. They had obviously taken very good care of the car and I have as well.
All maintenance has been kept up. There is nothing wrong with the car mechanically or cosmetically. It is in like new condition and runs great. Has plenty of power as well. The car is all stock except the 18" Verde wheels. The wheels do have the TPMS pressure sensors in them, so no codes and it shows the individual tire pressures. The tires only have about 10k miles on them. It has every option from the factory minus the navigation which was not good anyway. No longer has the Kenwood deck in the pictures, has the stock head unit. Im asking $15,495, but I am willing to entertain reasonable offers.You can contact me through ebay or by phone at 319-230-6815. *** I will not be shipping the car anywhere. Must be local pick up!! Ask any questions before making an offer or using the Buy It Now!! Only Serious Buyers*** Thank you, Nick |
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