Used Oldsmobile Alero for sale near me

Thing went good but I'm not should on the price of the truck so I'm think about it

this car is great unless you don’t know how to take care of your own vehicle. i had a 2001, 330k miles, and the only problem i ever had was engine over heating. was an easy fix, i realized the coolant reservoir had a crack, replaced it, no more problems. it’s 2wd is great in snow and rain, but those brakes, phew gotta make sure the pads are still good lol

I give sunshine auto five stars. They are a true blessing they got me into my vehicle of my dreams and a quick and easy process and helped me in my situation and could have gave up but didn’t they helped me and they made me feel welcomed and apart of family I will recommend family and friends to go here. I have went to other places and didn’t feel comfortable like I did here Thanks Tom and Lori

I've had my 2003 Alero for 3 years. It's beautiful, runs so smooth and is clean and comfortable at 220,000 miles. Made in America. I have replaced a battery, a window, a thermostat, a belt, and wipers. I think people who had troubles, beyond what one would expect from a 22 year old car, may not have found good mechanics. If you can find an Alero 6 cylinder in good, clean condition and have a trustworthy mechanic, get one for fun.

Milaca Wheel Motors is EXCELLENT! Mitch is a wonderful salesperson. He is very detailed, and responsive to all inquiries. We are very happy with the Chrysler Fifth Avenue purchase. Highly recommend their family dealership. A true pleasure to deal with them--John

I bought a Alero in 2004 the last one made still have it I use it for shows it's in mint condition I have 87.473miles never seen rain all original original paint the only 2 thing I replaced is a battery and front brakes never had any problems love the car

We were very impressed with the high quality of work by windy Chevrolet today. Our truck broke down, broken alternator and the staff were so helpful and professional. They took us right in and fixed our vehicle. Friendly caring folks

I bought my 2003 Oldsmobile Alero 2nd about 7 years ago. It's the best car I have had so far. I've done 80,000 on it without hardly any issues. It only needs the usual maintenance that you would expect, but nothing major. For a 20 year old car it does great. I bought it for $2,000. It has a few electrical quirks, but nothing to stop it running. What I like best about it that if anything does need fixing, it's usually simple and the parts don't cost the earth. I've had a few offers for it, but no, I am keeping it!

Brandon's honesty is beyond refreshing. I would purchase a vehicle from this dealership before ever looking elsewhere. Great job, Brandon. Mason Davis, Illinois

I've had this Alero almost 2 years, has never left me stranded, had the factory struts replaced and all other routine wear items, a word of caution, it's the 2.2 L 4 cylinder, everytime I've gotten an oil change at different places it shows at least a half Quart high, I had to get the front seal and timing chain cover gaskets replaced, maybe from age or because it had too much oil, if you only put 4 1/2 Quarts with a new filter the oil level will show the correct level for some reason, the book says 5 Quarts but that's too high.

I bought my Alero at a Dealership as a trade in last Summer, as is, checked it over and couldn't find anything wrong with it, it cost $2,500 so I got it, had all the fluids changed, even the power steering fluid because it had 194,000 Miles and I had no records, the Carfax report showed it had never been wrecked at all and just had new struts and tires installed, and regular oil changes, been great, only problem so far is the coolant pump started leaking, possibly from a pressure radiator flush service, which I thought to be no big deal, until I found out it's inside the engine and runs off the timing chain, cost $520 to replace and other shops asked for more, a 6 Hour job, anyway it rides smooth and handles curves like a champ, I have the 2.2 Ecotec 4 Cylinder, has a real steel timing chain that is unlikely to fail, I've seen 2 of these with 300,000 Miles.

Peter Abrahamson was very good in getting me accommodated. good experience. Good. Good. Yes Yes.

I was shopping for a moderate cost domestic small car, had a Pontiac 6000 Some years ago and it was good, I just bought this Alero today, was concerned about finding parts being Oldsmobile is no more but it shares the same engine with other GM cars so shouldn't be a issue.