2003 Pontiac Grand Prix Reviews

MSRP:	$21,760 - $26,410
Invoice:	$19,910 - $24,165

Total:	29 reviews
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Excellent		15 reviews
Very Good		11 reviews
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Poor		1 reviews
Terrible		2 reviews

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2003 Used Pontiac Grand Prix GT Review

By: Allen362

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01/05/2009

Great power to weight ratio, pretty good at the gas pump.

Comfortable with all amenities within reach, not too noisy in the cabin and the regular maintenance is not as expensive as most vehicles 5 years off the lot. No major repairs yet and the only thing I had replaced was the brake pads so far

Pros: Aggresively powered, appealing body style, great sound system stock, handles extremely well, very responsive.

Cons: Braking coold be better but aftermarket stuff is better anyway.

“Great Car For The Highway”

2003 Used Pontiac Grand Prix GT Review

By: Camareone

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09/16/2009

I bought this car new best car ever. Lots
of power for normal
highway driving. I have 170,000KMS on it
now and its still in new condition. No
major service problems. Just need
to follow service manual for oil changes
etc.

Pros: Good highway mileage

Cons: None

“Looks Good!”

2003 Used Pontiac Grand Prix GT Review

By: Sable_2100

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08/09/2009

Drives fast!!! This car is great if you have a family. There is lots of room in the back seat. You can store alot in the very large trunk. This Grand Prix drives nice, it has not need to get any major repairs.

Pros: Drives fast.

Cons: Nothing!

“It Turned Out Way Better Than I Had Hoped.”

By: gina2003

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07/07/2009

I bought this car used with 20K on it in 04. I now (July 09) have 159K on it.Gas miliage has been consistaint adverage of 27-29mpg. My SO had a Chrysler 300m and says it handles great and has great acceleration...I agree! Besides it looks sporty for a 4dr. So far all I have done is regular maintenance and one new battery. Engine still sound so hopfully will get another 159K out of it.Love my car!

Pros: Dependable!

Cons: none

“It Is A Dud”

2003 Used Pontiac Grand Prix GT Review

By: Kevin7421

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06/11/2009

This car is a big peice of crap.
The build quality is true to GM's moto as of late, lets see what else we can cheapen out on to cut costs and seeing as it is an 03 and the last year of a 7 year run you would think it would be perfect. I spent 500.00 alone on the wipers last year and they still don't work. My fan dose not come on at all and I have lost the last control setting again on the circut board and I just had it fixed two years ago. It leaks when it rains and I am having electrical isues and I won't even get into it about my ABS breaks. This car handles nice and is a sporty looking family sedan as well as the 3.8 liter V6 has caused me no problems it is not something I would recomend to anybody.

Pros: Nice looking, quick, handels well

Cons: Build quality is terrible, they are lemons and expensive to fix

“Pontiac Grand Prix Gt”

2003 Used Pontiac Grand Prix GT Review

By: Kevin7421

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06/09/2009

I hate this car because it is a peice of crap. It is no wonder why GM is having problems. The build quality of this car is the worst I have ever seen and it is expensive to fix. It handles awsome, it is fast and it is one of the nicest looking Pontiacs from the late 90's to the early part of this century but it is a big peice of crap.

Pros: Good handling, quick and nice looking

Cons: Poor build quality and expensive to fix

“Does The Trick.”

By: Alex7255

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05/24/2009

Yes, I like the way it looks, but some things about it seem chinsey. I came from a Chrysler New Yorker which is solid all the way through so this seems like a less well build car. But it's fun and does the job.

Pros: The headlights. Looks like a cat.

Cons: It's light.

“2003 Pontiac Grand Prix Gt”

2003 Used Pontiac Grand Prix GT Review

By: Elisandro1

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03/15/2009

Pros: Love the technology incorporated into my GP. Head-Up Display, Auto Dimming Mirror, Monitored Traction Control, On Board trip Computer, etc...

Cons: The window/lock control on the driver's door is constantly shifting. The tranny kicks at times, took it to the shop they said they couldn't find anything wrong with it. I even has the systemflushed and serviced. IDC I love my car

Pros: previously stated

Cons: previously stated

“Great Car”

2003 Used Pontiac Grand Prix SE Review

By: Robert3680

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02/02/2009

Great family car to own, even with out a family. With my 3.1 liter V6, I get decent acceleration, great gas millage (34-35 miles per gallon highway), the brakes are easy to modulate and have plenty of stopping power, and the car handles great out of the box. Build quality is a bit off, it got better in 2004,but I can't complain, I love the chunky buttons and controls. Has a few minor rattles in the interior, but nothing the stereo can't hide. I love the aggresive styling of the car, and the car is a hoot to drive. Parts can be a bit pricey for it, but well worth it I think.

Pros: Fun to drive, big and comfy, good looking car

Cons: Wasn't as well built as the last of the Grand Prixs.

“My Grand Prix Cost Less Than $3800”

2003 Used Pontiac Grand Prix SE Review

By: Jamie2804

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01/28/2009

Bought the car used with 120,000 on the clock, now it has 138,000, only had to change the oil and the plugs. Runs great hasn't missed a beat in the year I've owned it. Fantastic on the freeway, will cruise all day at 75 and deliver 24mpg, interior is a little dated with the 90's styling but otherwise okay, power windows don't always work but it seems everyone i know that owns a pontiac has the same problems. I bought the car originally because it had such a high star crash rating. Great care would recommend to anybody buying one. Next time though I will look at the 3.8 GTP. Headlights could be brighter, sometimes its hard to see in the dark, I am upgrading my bulbs to the bright blue kind. Tires can be expensive but i found some for only $75 a piece

Pros: trunk space, interior space, driver power seat, driving positon

Cons: dim headlights, power windows, back window needs a wiper, needs heated mirrors