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a great car overall
stympl, 10/15/2003
1996 Pontiac Grand Prix SE 2dr Coupe
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My car has had no problems so far and it has 90000 miles on it. It drives like it's brand new.
Grand Prix GT
CmsCarMaster, 09/15/2005
1996 Pontiac Grand Prix GT 4dr Sedan
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The Pontiac Grand prix Gt 4 door is clearly The best Sedan I have owned, I give it a 5 star rating for reliability and fuel economy. Thank You Justin
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epselig, 02/10/2004
1996 Pontiac Grand Prix SE 2dr Coupe
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My car had 122k on it when I bought it and ran and looked brand new. I have the "Special Edition" package, which basically is the paint, wheels and sound system, and the stickers. The only problem I have ever had with any of my Grand Prix's has been alternators. I have put one in every GP I've owned (except this one, knock on wood). Other than that, it's a great ride. It's my sexy car!
Solid Investment
JonC, 04/18/2002
1996 Pontiac Grand Prix SE 4dr Sedan
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This car is a joy to own. I have 120,000 miles on mine and it still gets up and goes. The dash and controls are convieniently placed and the car has a generally sporty feel.
Too much to fix
charlzm, 01/14/2014
1996 Pontiac Grand Prix SE 2dr Coupe
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I got the car from my mom with only 62,000 miles on it. In the 20 months I had it, I had to replace the drivers side door handle and lock, a/c compressor, radiator, H2O pump, drivers side window motor (which went out AGAIN a year later) and a tie rod PLUS normal maintenance (battery, tires, struts, brakes). But when the infamous intake manifold leak appeared, I realized I had spent $5000.00 ($250 a month) on this car and now it needed a repair that could be up to another $1k... I donated it and bought a new car. Other cons: the dash had a weird gooey black substance on it, the paint was faded and peeling, plastic body cladding panels falling off... it was a sad car.