Used 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix Sedan Consumer Reviews
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I'm hooked. But not Sold!!
I rent the GrandPrix just about every other weekend. I love this car. It is fun to drive and has fabulous acceleration. I would love to buy one. However, tend to keep a car for more than 5 years and Ponitac's reliability is unproven. (read professional reviews as well as these) I do not trust the car's alternator, starter, or power train (transmission). I would definately recommend renting one and possibily leasing one for 2 years or less. If you buy get rid of this car at the 2 to 3 year mark, let somebody else be the case study for Ponitac. As soon as a see many 8 to 10 year old Grand Prixs driving around I might buy one.
Great value for the Price
Has all the features that I wanted in a larger size car. Has great pick-up and leg room (I'm taller and drivers side leg room in many cars leave a lot to be desired).
Not so great.
I've had mine for about 2 years now and have had nothing but problems with it. It did have 89,000 miles on it, but still should not have had that many issues. I've had to replace the breaks, roaders, some of the wiring and tires since buying it.I currently need to replace a head gasget and have oil leaking into my anti-freeze, which is a repair that is going to cost me a little over a thousand dollars. I was told that most Grand-Prixs start having mechanical problems once they reach about 65,000 miles.
2002 Grand Prix GT
the grand prix gt is an awesome car! it's a blast to drive and has great looks. the 3.8L V6 delivers plenty of power and torque.
Nothing Beats a Pontiac
I started with a 1997 Pontiac Bonneville which was an excellent car, however because of my age decided I needed something sportier, but I was impressed with Pontiac so I went to the Grand Prix GT(for the 3800 engine) which was my best move.