1992 Pontiac Grand Am
| MSRP: | $11,899 - $13,799 |
| Invoice: | Not Listed |
| Total: | 9 reviews |
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| Excellent | 4 reviews | |
| Very Good | 3 reviews | |
| Average | 0 reviews | |
| Poor | 1 reviews | |
| Terrible | 1 reviews |
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CarGurus' Review
The 1992 Pontiac Grand Am gets a new platform design for its fourth generation, the N platform, shared with the Buick Sklyark and Chevy Corsica. A new engine and trim names also accompany the refreshed "swoopier" and longer body design.
Coming in either a base SE or GT coupe or sedan, the 1992 G6 had three engine choices. The SE came standard with a 2.3, SOHC, 120-hp I4, while the GT's four-cylinder engine was a high output DOHC Quad 4 that put out 180-hp. Both came standard with a 5-speed manual or an optional 3-speed auto. With the automatic, the Quad 4 only got 160-hp. A new 3.3-liter, 160-hp V6 was an option for the GT, the first V6 in a Grand Am since 1987. Also new in 1992 was standard ABS and power locks across the line. The sportier GT also includes Rallye gauges and fog lights, but neither trim comes with many standard features.
The 1992 Grand Am was longer, but didn't add anything to the interior room space. With seating for four, and fold-down rear seats to increase trunk capacity, the Grand Am's spaciousness was one of the high points for owners. They like its sporty handling and instant pickup, as well as the Quad 4's performance on the highway. The seats are comfortable, and most owners like the curvy style. On the negative side, the Quad 4 seems to encounter a lot of problems, causing multiple repair shop visits. Blown head gaskets are common. Low headroom for tall people and peeling paint on the exterior are also common complaints.
Reviews you can trust
| Excellent | 4 reviews | |
| Very Good | 3 reviews | |
| Average | 0 reviews | |
| Poor | 1 reviews | |
| Terrible | 1 reviews |
“My Second Car”
Performance - for a '92 sporty car, it did what it was suppose to do when you hit the gas and the brake. Even in the icey mornings of the winters in Seattle, it handled very well. Pontiac was one of t... More
“Longest-lasting Car I've Ever Owned”
Exterior is sporty even for a sedan. Spoiler is great when taking tight corners, as well as, the low-to-the-ground style. More
“Good For The Age(16yrs) ”
20-25 mpg 7-12 sec 0-60 depending on my mood couple of visual issues overall good More
“I Wouldn't Recommend This Car To My Enemy.”
This cars best feature is its biggest fault. The quad four. More
“My Least Favorite Car”
This car is 4 Sale. It has:3.3L V6, AT, JVC CD player, new muffler and starter. I just don't like it, don't really know why. More
“My Not-so-grand Grand Am”
I loved this car but the fact that it had a Quad 4 motor was horrible. I had it for one month to the day before the head gasket blew which Quad 4s are known for. Only way I'd buy another Grand Am is i... More
“92 With 11,000 Miles When I Bought It. Nuff Said.”
Bought with 11,000 miles, brand new condition, no rust, tight steering, no problems. More
“Her Name Is Roxanne :d”
Given to me from my Nonno. Very nice car, very reliable, roomy. More
“Great Car”
This was my second car. It was 6-cylinder and fast and reliable. I beat on the car and often forgot to change the oil, but it ran great for me well over a hundred thousand miles. More
1992 Pontiac Grand Am Trims
| MSRP: | $13,699 |
| Invoice: | Not Listed |
| MSRP: | $11,899 |
| Invoice: | Not Listed |
| MSRP: | $13,799 |
| Invoice: | Not Listed |
| MSRP: | $11,999 |
| Invoice: | Not Listed |
1992 Pontiac Grand Am Articles from Around the Web
- carsurvey.org — The car has a lot of potential if you want to fix it up... More
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- www.edmunds.com — JD Powers quality ratings for the 1992 Pontiac Grand Am... More
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- www.edmunds.com — Redesign nets Grand Am swoopy look, standard ABS and optional V6 power. More
- www.edmunds.com — I bought this car for a great price and have had it for 80000 miles. (30 more reviews available)... More
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