1990 Pontiac Grand Am

MSRP:	$10,614 - $15,264
Invoice:	Not Listed

Total:	5 reviews
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Excellent		1 reviews
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The compact 1990 Pontiac Grand Am sees few changes this year, and continues with the base LE and SE trims in either a four-door sedan or two-door coupe.   The LE models sport a 2.5-liter, 110-hp I4, while the SE carries a new high output 2.3-liter Quad 4 twin cam engine rated at 180-hp.  All models come standard with a 5-speed manual transmission, with the option of a 3-speed automatic.
The boxy 1990 Grand Am had seating for four, and the base LE model was certainly that.  Standard features were limited to power steering, bucket seats, tinted glass, and a radio.  Options added on a lot of what was standard on the SE, including cruise control, air conditioning, power windows and locks.  Other options unique to the SE were a sunroof, power driver's seat and roof rack.
While 1990 Grand Am owners seem to like the car's handling, responsive acceleration, and comfortable and roomy interior, many complain about constant repairs, pointing out problems with the alternator, starter, and head gaskets.  They also mention the problem of peeling paint, the lack of more than one cupholder, and an overall general unreliability.

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“American Gas Guzzler”

1990 Used Pontiac Grand Am 2 Dr SE Coupe Review

By: Warren181

08/08/2008

I learned mechanics on this car. Officially my first car, kept for 8 months before exchanging it for the Civic. I had great performance, with a 2.3L Quad Four, not the most reliable engine however, ... More

“How Do You Like It??”

1990 Used Pontiac Grand Am 2 Dr SE Coupe Review

By: Adam4918

05/12/2008

This car has an 89 Chevy Bretta gt engine (2.8 V6) in it with about 3000 miles on it so the car runs amazing. it was converted from an automatic to a 5 speed. As you can see it has a body kit but on t... More

“The Car That Wouldn't Quit”

1990 Used Pontiac Grand Am 2 Dr SE Coupe Review

By: Toph1

05/01/2008

Bought the car for $1 w/ about 160K miles on it. Drove it back and forth b/t St. Louis, MO and Denver, Co 10 times. Called it "Champ" because it kept on goin'. Granted, it had it's issues along the... More

“It's A Beater!”

1990 Used Pontiac Grand Am 2 Dr LE Coupe Review

By: Nicholas781

04/07/2008

I hate Pontiac. I only bought this one since I knew the guy who owned it from new and he had taken such good care of it. It has 203000 miles on it now and runs well. It's a 2.5 with a 5-speed and gets... More

“Mostly A Dependable Car”

By: Russell123

06/20/2007

Car handles nice, typically starts easy and dependable. Has good pick up speed and rides ok More

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