2002 Pontiac Aztek
The 2002 Pontiac Aztek is sold for $4,800 on Cars & Bids. See Friday's Watchlist AI fair value, deal score, hammer-price prediction, and bidding intelligence for this 2002 Pontiac Aztekauction.
The Pontiac Aztek was completely unloved and failed spectacularly when it was first introduced, but it has since gained a cult following among enthusiasts who think it's quirky and cool. This particular Aztek is a one-owner example that's finished in head-turning Aztek Yellow – AND it features the iconic removable center console cooler and factory camping tent.
- Make: Pontiac
- Model: Aztek
- Year: 2002
- Transmission: Automatic (4-Speed)
- Engine: 3.4L V6
- Drivetrain: Front-wheel drive
- Exterior color: Aztek Yellow
- VIN: 3G7DA03E82S592652
Seller's description via Cars & Bids: The Pontiac Aztek was completely unloved and failed spectacularly when it was first introduced, but it has since gained a cult following among enthusiasts (including me) who think it's quirky and cool. This particular Aztek is a one-owner example that's finished in head-turning Aztek Yellow – AND it
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2002 Pontiac Aztek — Friday's Watchlist valuation summary
The Pontiac Aztek was completely unloved and failed spectacularly when it was first introduced, but it has since gained a cult following among enthusiasts who think it's quirky and cool. This particular Aztek is a one-owner example that's finished in head-turning Aztek Yellow – AND it features the iconic removable center console cooler and factory camping tent.
- Sold price
- $4,800
- Fair value estimate
- $4,294
- Fair value range
- $1,976 - $6,612
- Confidence
- LOW
- Comparable sales analyzed
- 1
- Deal verdict
- above market
- Deal score
- 2.1/100
- Condition
- Good (5/10)
- Bids
- 24
- Listing views
- 16,158
Highlights
- The attached Carfax vehicle history report lists no accidents or mileage discrepancies in this Aztek's past; it also shows registration to one owner in California from new.
- A partial list of notable equipment reported by the selling dealer includes 16-inch wheels, roof rails, a camping tent, and remote keyless entry. The selling dealer reports no notable modifications.
- Pontiac's controversial 1999 Aztek concept spawned the equally contentious production model for 2001. Its open-to-question looks hid a surprisingly versatile and outdoors-focused cabin with plenty of space, lots of clever features, and a trunk that could turn into a hotel room in a moment's notice; it was a crossover before crossovers were popular. Pontiac offered front- and all-wheel drive variants of the Aztek and production ended after the 2005 model year, though unsold models lingered on dealer lots until 2007. Nothing suggests that Pontiac executives seriously considered developing a second-generation model.
- Power comes from a 3.4-liter V6, rated at 185 horsepower and 210 lb-ft of torque. Output is sent to the front wheels via a 4-speed automatic transmission.