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The horror
pony t, 03/18/2002
1994 Pontiac Grand Am SE 2dr Coupe
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AltThough it's been over 3 years since I owned this car I had to warn others of its horrors. This was the worst, most unreliable car I have ever owned. I bought this car in 5/99 with 45k on it. I desperately needed a 2d car. I traded the car in in 10/99. In the 5 mos. I owned the car I put about 3k miles (mostly, it was in the shop) and $2500 worth of work into it before I decided to cut my losses. 1st, motor mounts went (not broken when I bought the car). 2d a/c went during the hottest summer in 10 years). Then power windows broke. Then a/c went again. Then the seats. Then the power steering. Then I traded it. Next up was the tranny.
A pretty darn good car
clark, 03/28/2002
1994 Pontiac Grand Am SE 4dr Sedan
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I bought this car with 27000 miles, now has over 100,000. Overall, it has been a good car and has been surprisingly reliable (of course regular preventive maintenance helps).
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bryan, 08/03/2018
1994 Pontiac Grand Am SE 4dr Sedan
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i wish the 1990 to 1995 was still being made i love them cars they where the best i want on agian they are so hard to find its so sad great family car the looks of them were great love love love them i just wish they could make them again i would buy one in a min
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Reliable until it isnt
jwill, 04/30/2009
1994 Pontiac Grand Am SE 2dr Coupe
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This was my 1st car and I went out of my way to baby it. Bought it at 55k and had no problems until about 75k. The biggest issue I had was that the clamp that keeps the battery charged while driving would loosen and my car would die when you I would come to a stop. This happened about 10 times and I took it to several mechanics that never could seem to figure it out, so the dealer charged $2k and got it done. Traded this thing in for $500 and felt like I ripped the dealer off.