Oldsmobile Alero with manual transmission (2002)
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| Condition: | Used | Year: | 2002 |
| VIN : | 1G3NK12F12C233166 | Mileage: | 172000 |
| Model: | Alero | Number of Cylinders: | 4 |
| For Sale By: | Private Seller | Transmission: | Manual |
| Vehicle Title: | Clean | Make: | Oldsmobile |
| Options: | CD Player | Body Type: | Coupe |
| Power Options: | Air Conditioning |
Sterling Heights, Michigan, United States
Vehicle description
I am selling my 2002 manual transmission Oldsmobile Alero with 172k miles on it. It runs and drives but needs some work done to handle Michigan winter and since I was planning on getting a new vehicle soon I"d rather sell it now than having it fixed.
The engine is in great condition and starts every time. Between March and September 2019 I have had the following parts replaced for which I have invoices:
New battery
New alternator
New front engine cradle
New front CV shaft assembly on driver"s side
New lower control arms
New fuel pump
The car has brand new rear all-season tires. It also has radio, CD, Bluetooth, aux, and phone charger.
Now with the bad news. As you can tell from the pictures, it has some rust spots and dents and the windshield has tape all around even though it"s completely sealed – this is just to hide white marks.
The "Service Vehicle Soon" light is on. Nothing comes up with an ODB2 code reader though. Both "Traction Control Off" and "Anti-Lock" lights are on. The car isn"t getting great traction when driving on wet or snowy roads.
The car drives straight but the steering wheel is 20 degrees to the right. Suspensions aren"t great – you can feel road bumps a lot and the car slightly sways from side to side when hitting one (nothing too bad though).
Despite all of this, I am still currently driving the vehicle but it definitely needs work done to be safely driven in winter. The car is fine on dry surfaces.
You are free to take it to a mechanic.
The engine is in great condition and starts every time. Between March and September 2019 I have had the following parts replaced for which I have invoices:
New battery
New alternator
New front engine cradle
New front CV shaft assembly on driver"s side
New lower control arms
New fuel pump
The car has brand new rear all-season tires. It also has radio, CD, Bluetooth, aux, and phone charger.
Now with the bad news. As you can tell from the pictures, it has some rust spots and dents and the windshield has tape all around even though it"s completely sealed – this is just to hide white marks.
The "Service Vehicle Soon" light is on. Nothing comes up with an ODB2 code reader though. Both "Traction Control Off" and "Anti-Lock" lights are on. The car isn"t getting great traction when driving on wet or snowy roads.
The car drives straight but the steering wheel is 20 degrees to the right. Suspensions aren"t great – you can feel road bumps a lot and the car slightly sways from side to side when hitting one (nothing too bad though).
Despite all of this, I am still currently driving the vehicle but it definitely needs work done to be safely driven in winter. The car is fine on dry surfaces.
You are free to take it to a mechanic.