2002 Pontiac Bonneville Usados en Venta

When I bought this car I was skeptical, but it was the only one available for the amount I had to spend that didn't seem to be falling apart. I had it looked over by the mechanic who said it was very solid, but I was still apprehensive. Six months and thousands of miles later I am sold on this model. The only things I don't like about this car are a few features of the interior design. Overall, I love most of that as well. Now I feel secure when hopping in it for a road trip or a necessary drive on snow packed roads. This car performs. It feels like a luxury car ride but, as the driver, it feels like a sports car drive. The best of both worlds.

My car, the 2002 Pontiac Bonneville, still looks pretty stylish for being 16 years old. It has a metallic gold exterior paint job, which has held up surprisingly well over the years. There is minimal rust around the gas tank area, which happens to be very common for that model (for whatever reason). The interior is leather with heated seats and is very roomy. Music sounds great on the speakers, which have a lot of bass to them, if that's what you're into. The usual driver-side blind spots are small compared to other cars I've driven. It handles turns a bit wide because it is kind of a big car, actually. However, it has very nice wide tires that grip the road nicely and help with tight turns. It's had its fair share of issues over the years, though. At one point, water got under the seats and ruined the wiring, which all had to be ripped out and replaced. The gas gauge has stopped accurately showing the current gas amount as well. Beyond that, the car has help up quite well. I still get compliments about its looks, and I am overall satisfied with it.