Used Pontiac Sunfire for Sale

The beautiful red Pontiac Sunfire...On the outside. Once you get inside it feels like you are sitting on the ground, it is so low. There are bucket seats an don't even try to climb into the back seat. It has 2 doors only. I do like that the back seat opens into the trunk, I sometimes use it to transport large pieces of furniture. It is loud. I was told that by a mechanic. I thought something was wrong with it but he said it was just something with this model.

The 2000 Pontiac Sunfire could very become a classic automobile in the proud Pontiac tradition of the Bonneville and Grand Prix. While it is hardly perfect, the car handles quite well in rainy conditions and (surprisingly) on steep roads. That is largely due to the fact it was definitely responsive when I need to accelerate (or step on the brake). While there are some issues I have with the body design, it is overall a great little car.

I purchased this car new in 2005 as my main vehicle for transportation. The car has manual locks and windows. There are only five windshield wiper speeds, and the highest setting can sometimes feel too slow if it is really down pouring. The car gets decent gas mileage, about 32 miles per gallon and it has a 12 gallon gas tank. This model was the sport model, which unbeknownst to me at purchase meant it had a special rim size which requires more expensive tires than the average model. The chrome rims are also prone to cracking to the point of being irreparable, and since the model has been discontinued, makes replacing them cost a hefty fee. It has been going for 10 years and we have about 160,000 miles on the vehicle. The back seat is small, which makes inserting a car seat difficult. My child is now 5 and he is cramped in the back. The trunk is spacious but the opening for the truck is rather small so fitting larger items in can be difficult.