Thread: Noob Question - found a 2002 GTP for sale...

I found a 40th anniversary edition 2002 Grand Prix GTP for sale for about $2000. It has 220,000 KM (136,700 miles), and here's what the owner claims it has:

- Fully loaded
- Rebuilt top end
- Rebuilt transmission 3000 miles ago
- New wheel bearings
- New brakes
- New tie rods and ball joints
- Rad flush
- Magnaflow Exhaust
- K&N Intake
- New plugs & wires
- Aftermarket headlights and taillights
- No rust on body

Says it needs tires and a repaint

Seems like an really low price for all it has on it, does it seem too good to be true?

Originally Posted by Moozery

I found a 40th anniversary edition 2002 Grand Prix GTP for sale for about $2000. It has 220,000 KM (136,700 miles), and here's what the owner claims it has:

- Fully loaded
- Rebuilt top end
- Rebuilt transmission 3000 miles ago
- New wheel bearings
- New brakes
- New tie rods and ball joints
- Rad flush
- Magnaflow Exhaust
- K&N Intake
- New plugs & wires
- Aftermarket headlights and taillights
- No rust on body

Says it needs tires and a repaint

Seems like an really low price for all it has on it, does it seem too good to be true?

it does seem too good to be true. either there is still something wrong with it, or the body/paint is really bad. why would someone go through all the labor to rebuild the top end and the transmission if ultimately the car is going to be sold? I would be curious what he means by "rebuilt top end" as well. maybe he means he changed the gaskets for the upper and lower intake manifold, in which case, not a big deal.

Seems legit. It's worth about 2 grand. Despite what some gp lovers will tell you. If it checks out, go for it.