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2002 Pontiac Grand Am Overview

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Trims

GT
Avg. Price: $5,189
GT Coupe
Avg. Price: $5,132
GT1
35 national listings
Avg. Price: $5,505
GT1 Coupe
Avg. Price: $5,294
SE
Avg. Price: $4,706
SE Coupe
18 national listings
Avg. Price: $4,915
SE1
Avg. Price: $4,724
SE1 Coupe
Avg. Price: $4,423

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Average User Score

4.35 stars

Based on 28 reviews

It's Not The "end-all" Sports Car, But It's Hell Of A Lot Of Fun To Drive! by Bill
 — Strap yourself in, drop the windows, open the moonroof, pop your favorite "driving music" CD into the Monsoon stereo system, crank it ALL the way up, and find yourself a desolate country road...do thi... Read More
Better Then New by Jerry
 — This car has alot of potential... if you have the patience for it. I bought this car for $10k w/ 35k miles. Since then I added a little bit at a time to make it mine. (Why keep a car stock?) Maybe I w... Read More
Fun Sporty Sedan For The Family Or Low Key Person by Nick
 — This car is a great car for the family person that wants a little sport. Accelaration is enough to get you going with a 3.4 V6 engine that has 175 horsepower its of the highest grade of stock GA's. Th... Read More

2002 Pontiac Grand Am Overview

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Based on 28 reviews

2002 Pontiac Grand Am

Since its redesign in 1999, the Pontiac Grand Am has fared somewhat better in the reliability department, while increasing its cache as a sporty, dynamic yet practical family car.  As a sedan or coupe, its styling has become much more sleek, and engine performance and overall handling have been improved with a more rigid body and expanded wheelbase.
The 2002 Grand Am comes in four trim levels, all as either a coupe or sedan.  In 2002, the SE and SE1 receive a new engine, the 2.2-liter, 140-hp 4-cylinder EcoTec engine.  This is a drop in ten horsepower, but reviews say it's not significant, and its lighter weight improves fuel economy. The SE1 can have an optional 3.4-liter, 170-hp V6.  This engine is standard in the GT and GT1 trims, though it's rated at 175-hp.  The V6 comes only with a 4-speed automatic, while the I4s have the added option of a 5-speed manual.  Standard features on all include ABS brakes, dual front airbags, power locks, tachometer, and air conditioning, and the offerings increase with each successive trim.  GT models also feature bigger wheels, larger anti-sway bars, and a sports-tuned suspension.  
Also new in the 2002 Grand Am is a redesigned console.  Drivers already liked the convenient ergonomics of the restyled interior, especially the red-lit cockpit dash, as well as the fold-down rear trunk pass-through.  Most owners comment on the powerful V6, which makes the driving experience zippy and fun, with good acceleration and crisp handling.  They also like the jazzy exterior styling and roomy interior.  Some negatives include lack of side impact airbags and a need for more horsepower and a manual option in the V6.  Though improved over the earlier generation, the 2002 Grand Am still needs lots of repairs, say owners, including frequent brake pads and rotors.  This leaves many disappointed with their purchase.

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Pontiac Grand Am Questions

Ryan Oakley
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2002 Grand Am Se/ My Daytime Running Lights Flicker On And Off Then Go Tur...

my daytime running lights will flicker on and off then turn completely off and then my service vehicle soon warning light comes on what is the cause and what would I do to stop that or fix it

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Scott Ulrich
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I Broke A Valve In 2002 Pontiac Grand Am Can I Take The Broken One Out And ...

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gaprototype
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How Do I Get Build Records For My Non-production Pont? My 2002 Grand Am Has...

My grand am has one of 49 specialy built brains for the 6 speed trans and the susp. that is now in the cad. vin#1g2nw52e32c197083. HELP!!!

48 views with 1 answer (last answer 2 months ago)
Alan Dreher
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Does Anyone Have A 2002 Grand Am Gt They Dont Want Anymore?

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jenessemarie
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2002 Pontiac Grand Am, Broken Timing Chain, Engine Will Not Run

I have a 2002 Pontiac Grand Am with a broken timing chain. My question is: how difficult will this be to fix and what other damage might have been caused to the engine when the chain broke? I was also...

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