Pretty cool car and story! Too bad it's not an STE.
https://www.motor1.com/news/522898/pontiac-6000-bought-14years-note/
https://www.motor1.com/news/522898/pontiac-6000-bought-14years-note/
They were not great cars when they were new......
The interior look like a big plastic slab-with plastic buttons. I had a couple. The 3.1 were solid motors-but again not great cars. OK-maybe.A bodies were pretty solid, especially the later ones. I still see them on the road and they haven't been made in 25 years. Just saw a Ciera today.
I see a couple around on occasion, but like most GM cars of that time frame they could only survive so many winters in the north before they rusted out, my Grampa managed to get 20 years out of his 89 Celebrity with the Duke, although at one point he had to disconnect the wiring to the lockup solenoid or something because the car kept going into lock up or staying in lockup when it wasn't supposed to disengage and the car kept dying at stoplights, and he figured out how to disable it because he wasn't going to pay a shop to fix it.A bodies were pretty solid, especially the later ones. I still see them on the road and they haven't been made in 25 years. Just saw a Ciera today.