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Hmmm... that's yet another Pontiac you have in CA that we didn't get in the US. We got something almost exactly the same though, but it was called "T-1000" instead of "Acadian"
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.fsbocarsales.com/pics/models/s- m/865.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.fsbocarsales.com/plymouth/sapporo&h=112&w=150&sz=- 10&hl=en&start=6&um=1&usg=__ndWeK48j3PUynKvX10zKOgI71cA=&tbnid=B9_MG2ZWL1WDxM:&tbnh=- 72&tbnw=96&prev=/images3Dpontiac2B10003D13Den3D1T4GGLL_en3DN
So the Sunfire leaks? Yes that is quite a bit worse than my dad's
At least in that car the interior is (relatively) comfortable and clean.
We once test-drove a mid-90s Oldsmobile Achieva, and it had mold and moisture all over the seats and interior, I can't tell you how horrible it was to be in that car! We asked the dealer who was selling it about the mold after we got back from the test drive, and he told us that he "forgot to mention" that it had been in an enclosed shed under a plastic tarp for three months in the sticky Alabama summer
Appearantly the owners weren't aware of the phenomeon of "humidity" and "moisture"
About the Corsica, the first few years had smooth taillights, but the later years (which are most of the ones I see around these days) they switched to the same ridged taillights as the Pontiac had, that's why I was confused
http://photos.ebizautos.com/7194/2127801_4.jpg
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.fsbocarsales.com/pics/models/s- m/865.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.fsbocarsales.com/plymouth/sapporo&h=112&w=150&sz=- 10&hl=en&start=6&um=1&usg=__ndWeK48j3PUynKvX10zKOgI71cA=&tbnid=B9_MG2ZWL1WDxM:&tbnh=- 72&tbnw=96&prev=/images3Dpontiac2B10003D13Den3D1T4GGLL_en3DN
So the Sunfire leaks? Yes that is quite a bit worse than my dad's
At least in that car the interior is (relatively) comfortable and clean. We once test-drove a mid-90s Oldsmobile Achieva, and it had mold and moisture all over the seats and interior, I can't tell you how horrible it was to be in that car! We asked the dealer who was selling it about the mold after we got back from the test drive, and he told us that he "forgot to mention" that it had been in an enclosed shed under a plastic tarp for three months in the sticky Alabama summer
Appearantly the owners weren't aware of the phenomeon of "humidity" and "moisture" About the Corsica, the first few years had smooth taillights, but the later years (which are most of the ones I see around these days) they switched to the same ridged taillights as the Pontiac had, that's why I was confused
http://photos.ebizautos.com/7194/2127801_4.jpg
