1995 Pontiac Grand Am Reviews

I like that its not a gas hog! And its smooth riding. I dislike the radio, and that it always seems 2 mess up. I like that it can handle good when i need 2 speed a little. I dont like that it is white. Purple is my color. Like that is spacey 4 a car.

3100  is in it .People say that it is not a good car i do not know what they are say they are some good car its on who drives it .I have had 3 of them all good car And all stiil on the road

crappy mid 90's GM crapmobile whoever put these things together was smoking crack or meth and didn't look at anything. has over 100k on the odo so its time to go. good ridiance hope the crusher has a good time w it

Clean, pretty car. Have had it since august but have only driven it once. The head gasket was bad and its been in the shop since, only because im cheap and im having a friend fix it at his own pace. Its almost done and i cant wait to drive it.

Where do I begin?
In the most basic sense, this car is far more performance
based than anything else. With the true Pontiac styling kept
intact the arrowhead which adorns the front bumper of the
car accentuates the true heritage of Pontiac and General
Motors. the 3.1L V6 does not sound tired, as many have
written and in fact with slight modifications can be quite
powerful (powerful enough to race your average joe in a
Neon at a stoplight).

Beyond the styling and moderate performance, this car is
CHEAP, and I don't mean poorly made. It is of course a
General Motors car, meaning that parts will be readily
available for it for many years to come. GM loves old GM
owners, as they assume we will be coming back for more,
and thus far they are right.

My GAGT has 135000 miles on it, and the engine still runs
very well. Unfortunately, the transmission is not, but a
simple clutch replacement and master cylinder repair has
solved that, or so I'm told.

In any event, this is a fantastic piece of automotive machinery
and anyone who tells you otherwise should give GM another
shot - remember: it's not how the car treats you, its how you
treat the car.