Used 1998 Pontiac Grand Prix Consumer Reviews
Used Grand Prix for sale
best car ever
Moroccomole, 01/01/2003
1998 Pontiac Grand Prix GT 2dr Coupe
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It's a great car, I love it.
Be Careful At 100,000 Miles
ch7, 01/09/2003
1998 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP 4dr Sedan
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I bought this car with about 90,000 miles on it expecting a few repairs. What I have replaced over the past year includes roughly $5,000 of parts and labor. Transmission, oil pan, 2 alternators, 2 batteries, power steering pump, alternator belt, and a number of other smaller things. The charging system seems to be faulty because I don't feel that it's very reliable. Pontiac needs to seriously consider increasing their factory warranty because their cars sure don't hold up after the three years are gone. I think the Grand Prix is a GREAT car but the one I bought was a lemon. Just to be forewarned though, you might want to buy the extended warranty.
My favorite car to drive!
ohoeflein, 01/12/2003
1998 Pontiac Grand Prix GT 4dr Sedan
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This is my most favorite car i have every driven or owned. When this one is old I will buy a new grand prix. Put goodyear aquatreds on this thing it cries out for them , the best tire made!
Good vehicle with minor repairs
jiggles, 06/06/2008
1998 Pontiac Grand Prix GT 4dr Sedan
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Overall this has been a very good car. It's very comfortable and fun to drive. At about 100,000 miles I had to replace the alternator and water pump. I have also put two driver power window switches in it already. Other than that I've had no major problems and will buy another Pontiac when I get rid of this one.
Excellent performace, cheap construction
Raatracer, 04/14/2002
1998 Pontiac Grand Prix GT 4dr Sedan
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After 90000 miles, reliability is excellent; performance is off a bit, but still good. Economical to run as it provides good mpg on regular gas. Door panels and control knobs are loose due to cheap materials and construction fit.