Used 2000 Pontiac Sunfire for Sale near Albany, GA

Started off with a base model Sunfire GT. Easy to find aftermarket parts that fit well. Custom made fibreglass hood, unique body kit and wing. Nitrous (Zex) was simple to install. 3" drop and 20" wheels fit awesome even though people said I was nutz for trying. Racing buckets, MOMO steering wheel, red neons underneath (too bad we can't actually use them unless parked) and many other little goodies. Eclipse sound system - (2) 12" subs, 2 amps etc.. We did the paint & body so I can brag a bit about how happy I am with it. This was a nice, clean, solid car to modify. Certainly not a unique or expensive car but it most definatley shows what can be done.

Not a whole lot to say other than I love it. Compared to the other cars I've had, it's rather comfortable as long as you're not an overly huge person. It handles well enough and rides pretty smooth. Come this winter I wasn't sure what to expect when driving in the snow, and I've been pleasantly surprised. I feel safer driving in the snow.

Performance improves with a good quality exhaust system, also picked up a few points in fuel mileage. DRL sucks have had many issues with that, and the driving lights/fog lights. Asside from normal maintainance nothing out of the ordinary YET. The car is fun to drive, I picked it up just for a daily driver, to from work and use my mini-van for vacations etc. The kids love the car since I upgraded the sound and exhaust.

It's a peppy car, with pretty good handling, decent mileage, been in the shop for some of the normal repairs, was cheap to buy and insure.The interior has a good look about it, and a nice feel. Overall it's a fun car to drive, but not so fun to maintain. If I were to do it again, I'd sacrifice the interior looks and go for the Cavalier instead

nothing wrong with it, accept the brakes wear out fast... although ts common with cars of its style... (cavy's and sunfires alwasy have brake problems) its shiny, and a modified /custom interior.