How much could I get for a 1994 Pontiac Grand Am?

This is my first car and I would like to acquire a car note to better establish my credit so I was thinking about selling this car. It's a 1994 Pontiac Grand AM with a V4 engine. New battery, new radiator, and also new catlytic convertic. Great condition. About 148K on it. Timing belt, trans, alternator and everything have been checked. I even got the oil changed lol. How much do you think I could get for this?How much could I get for a 1994 Pontiac Grand Am?If the body is perfect, you might get $1000.
How much could I get for a 1994 Pontiac Grand Am?
if he body and paint are in good shape? about 1500.00. you gotta remember its 14 years old.
How much could I get for a 1994 Pontiac Grand Am?
If you go on to www.kbb.com you can type in you car information and it will give you the prices on it.
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Go to kbb.com

This is Kelly Blue Book, and they can tell you the trade in, selling outright, and dealer price for your vehilce.



Good luck
It doesn't have a V4 engine. It has an inline 4. A 14 year old Grand Am. with 150k on it? $1,000 tops, if it's in otherwise good shape.
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