Used 2003 Oldsmobile Alero for Sale

I honestly think its a good car for just about any situation other than off-road. Its been very reliable to me and my fiance'. I would definitely purchase another as a second car. I also like the design and after market kits to change the look of the car to a more sportier look.

I was a little skeptical about the vehicle at first but it was the only one I could afford, so I purchased it. I was 16 at the time and had no one to co-sign a loan, so I got one by myself and paid it off in less than the given time frame. I've had this car since then (almost 10 years) and it has never failed me. Sure, it has a few things die every now and then, but what car doesn't? I haven't been in any accidents, so I can't say much about the durability, but the engine is still going strong at over 160K miles! This car is a beast and has survived everything I've put it through, and these terrible Wisconsin winters. The only thing I've found so far that I don't like about this car is the turn radius. I feel like a semi truck driver when I try to turn a corner. Making a U-turn is almost impossible on most streets, and parking in straight stalls is pretty stupid. I have never washed my car because I'm incredibly lazy, and there are only a few spots of rust on this tank. Given the opportunity, I'd definitely buy this car again, because I know what it's been through, and I know it can handle pretty much anything.

My car looks like it belongs in an abandoned parking lot underneath a broken street light. But it runs. There isn't a lot that I specifically like about it; but the best things are that it is pretty consistent and dependable. The brake lines busted, the window randomly broke; but all of that was fixable. I guess it kind of helps that it looks so terrible so people just sort of pass over it; like there would never be anything of value in it. But as I said before; it functions. I'm a student, so I don't need anything luxurious.