Used Pontiac Grand Am for Sale

The car has over 127,000 miles and is great on gas. Within the past few years, it has been costing me money in repairs and such.

My car is a tough cookie. Though it's been through a lot of wear and tear and has over 200,000 miles on it, it still gets me to work and all the other places I need to be - usually. There have been several times, especially within the past months, that this car has conked out on me. Whether it was the brakes, the starter, the oil or the tires, there's always been something going on with this old car. I've been stuck in my share of predicaments thanks to my car. Like being stuck on the side of the road, desperately pouring water into the coolant tank, trying to get it to cool off to no avail. Or having a tire blow out on the road, though luckily not the highway. Though my car has made my life a living hell at times, it's also the only thing I have to my name that can give me somewhat of a feeling of independence and freedom. As much as I do sigh every time I get in my old car, with it's broken radio, fabric seats and different smell every time, I know the pain of having no car at all and I'd take a 60/40 car over none anytime.

My vehicle has held up remarkably well throughout all weather types and situations. I have had no issues with performance except for a small engine trouble which was easily resolved. The exterior of the car has begun to rust but it is purely an aesthetic problem, not performance-related. Also, the rearview mirrors have broken off, but that too was due to owner error, not structure-related.