Used Pontiac Grand Am for Sale

I got this car used and it's still running with 185k miles on it. The car drives really well, is comfortable, and gets decent mileage considering its age and size. And it's ROOMY, the trunk is huge, all of the passengers have ample legroom, and I don't feel bad if I've got a full load of people in it. But, there’s some negatives to it also. There are major blind spots for the driver, which makes driving it in the city a bit of an “experience” because you constantly have to be looking over your shoulder to see what’s behind you. Since I bought my car used, it has some problems that you might want to look out for: sometimes the car seems to be “dead” and it won’t start, although it’s always started eventually. That’s the only major mechanical problem I’ve ever had with it. It’s performed really well for such an old / high-mileage car. I’m a filmmaker, so I always have to carry around a lot of equipment. Between the spacious back seat and the large trunk, I’ve never ran out of space to store the things I need to do my job.

The grand am gt is a amazing car for the price. It has great horsepower and steering. It has leather seats and a nice dashboard. The sound systems is truly the best I have heard in a car. There is barley any noise from the road or engine. And it has a nice clear view from the drivers seat. All that was required was regular maintenance. No other repairs were needed. The gas mileage was not amazing but it was well enough that it did not cause a pain.

When I bought this car, it already have 111,000 miles on it, and it now has 168,000 miles. Overall, it's been pretty reliable over the past 7 years that I've owned it. The car looks great - it's no luxury vehicle, but the body is very sporty and sleek. It's a pretty mid-size vehicle, so there's a decent amount of room and the trunk is also pretty spacious. Maintenance and repair costs have been about average, but I've had to take the car in to get fixed a lot more in the past year, so the costs have quickly added up.