1994 Pontiac Sunbird Review
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1994 Highlights
GT coupe, SE convertible and SE sedan vanish. Surviving are LE models and an SE coupe that comes standard with the GT's old bodywork. Convertibles get alloys and rear spoiler standard. SE comes with a 3.1-liter V6 standard.
Consumer reviews
Read what other owners think about the 1994 Pontiac Sunbird.
Most helpful consumer reviews
Nicole Lincicum,10/05/2008
I bought this car when i was a kid it was the best thing i ever did. This car was awesome. In the end it had some electrical problems but no matter what it always ran great. I never in the 8 years that i owned it did i put more than $1000.00 into it, including normal maintenance. It was absolutely great in the winter. Eventually i bought a grand prix for more room. I will always regret giving up the best car i owned to my husband to derby, but it took 3rd place. Overall i absolutely loved this car. The electrical problems i had were the abs system, the heater switch which was ran by a switch under my dash. Overall if you can find a sunbird in good condition buy it.
The man,01/05/2009
No problems with the car, 3.1L V6 is nice and strong, sounds really good when you step on tha gas!
Jimbean22,07/25/2002
My Pontiac Sunbird was purchased used a
few years ago, and we've only had
problem after problem. You name a
part, and it's probably gone out and
been replaced. Also, no matter what we
do, the stupid thing always over heats
if driven for over 45 minutes in town.
It works fine for trips to the store or
church, but that's about it. If given
a choice, don't get this car.
Mik,04/30/2002
Only fun with 3.1L V6 engine and top
down. Great look and cheap to buy.
Good resale value in spring.
Features & Specs
MPG
22 city / 32 hwy
Seats 0
5-speed manual
Gas
110 hp @ 5200 rpm