1998 Pontiac Grand Prix

GTP Sedan

6 - Cyl.

Automatic

1G2WP5212WF229833

Gasoline

Normal.dotm 0 0 1 329 1878 UMBC 15 3 2306 12.0 0 false 18 pt 18 pt 0 0 false false false 1998 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP - 3.8L Supercharged Condition: - Transmission 1st gear solenoid is bad, needs to be replaced. - Body has some dents, few spots where paint peeled off. Few rust spots, no serious rust though (pictures show these). - Needs rear brake pads and a battery. - Driver side window is a little sluggish to roll down when it gets about half way. Still works. - Tint on windows is hazy, should remove tint film. Things that have been replaced in the past: - Original transmission was replaced at about 160,000 miles with a used transmission. - Brakes, rotors, fuel pump, serpentine belt, serpentine pulley system, spark plugs (not recently). Great Features: - Almost new tires, 2 Fuzion tires on front and 2 Goodyear on back. Great tread. - Black leather seats (little bit of wear on the side of the driver seat. There is a picture of this, it’s not bad. ) - Black leather interior trim - Updated controls: digital dual climate control, digital display for pinpointing door/trunk ajar and gas mileage, fuel range until empty, and oil life percentage. Incredibly useful display! - Heads-up display: speedometer, radio features, blinker light, etc. appear on the windshield (as well as dash) for better viewing while driving! - This car is fun to drive (when the transmission is working properly)!! The wide frame and extra oomph from the supercharger make this a fun car to drive and defiantly a great everyday/commuter car too! - 12 disc CD player. (CDs are stored in the trunk of the car, but all controls are on the steering wheel and radio/dash). - We have always used Premium gasoline in this car, and oil changes were always on time. - There have only been 2 owners of this vehicle. I purchased this vehicle from the original owner in 2004, who also lived in Maryland. (eBay history report says 4 owners, I believe this is because my co-owner was once my mother, and then co-owner was transferred to my husband.) Vehicle Inspection: The buyer is responsible for getting the car inspected. Because of the mechanical issues listed above, the buyer will likely fix issues prior to inspection and registration, or can get a temporary registration until mechanical issues are resolved (information on this can be found on the Maryand MVA website). Payments accepted: Cash and Cashier’s Check (certified from a US bank). Pickup: Car must be picked up in person at or after payment. Because of the transmission issue and brakes, the car needs to be towed by buyer. If you have a reasonable offer, we will consider.