Pontiac Solstice 07 on 2040-cars
Nogales, Arizona, United States
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UP FOR SALE IS A GREAT CONDITION 2007 PONTIAC SOLSTICE, THE CAR LOOKS GREAT AND RIDES GREAT. CAR HAS SOME DINGS, SADDLY YOU CANT
TAKE YOUR CAR TO A PARKING LOT NO MORE BECAUSE YOUR CAR GETS HIT OR SCRATCHED. I BOUGHT THIS CAR 2 YEARS AGO AND EVERY SERVICE FROM TIRES TO WINSHIELD WIPERS HAVE BEEN MADE IN TIME,HADS A RESTORED SALVAGE TITLE THATS THE WAY I BOUGHT IT, I CHANGED THE HOOD,THE FRONT BUMPER AND RIGHT HEADLIGHT AND PASS INSPECTION RIGHT AWAY FROM ARIZONA,BEEN DRIVING IT EVER SINCE. THERE IS A SLIGHT AIR NOISE IN THE PASSENGER SIDE, CHECKED AND IT LOOKS LIKE THE SEAL IN A PART IS A BIT LOWER THAN THE REST, IM SURE IS A SEAL ISSUE. THE CONVERTIBLE TOP IS IN PERFECT CONDITION AND WORKS GREAT EVEN THAT I ONLY HAVE USE IT AROUND 5 TIMES...... CAR HAS LOW MILES, THE COMPLETE CLUTCH SYSTEM WAS CHANGED FOR SERVICE REASONS AND ALSO THE 2 ENGINE SUPPORTS.THIS CARS HAVE A RECALL ON THE DIFERENTIAL PINION SO ITS BEEN TAKEN CARE OF AT THE DEALER . IM NOT SELLING THE CAR BECAUSE I DONT LIKE IT ANY MORE BUT BECAUSE I USED TO HAVE A JOB THAT I ONLY WENT BY MYSELF AND KNOW I HAVE TO TAKE MY KIDS TO SCHOOL, TO MUCH INFORMATION BUT THATS THE REASON, QUESTIONS FEEL FREE TO ASK, ALSO CHECK MY FEEDBACK, THAT WILL GIVE YOU MORE CONFIDENCE,THANKS FOR WATCHING. |
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