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2004 Pontiac Grand Prix GTPReview
2004 Pontiac Grand Prix Gtp — This car is my mom's. It has a 3.8 liter supercharged v6 engine, where I prefer my Lincoln Mark VIII or Cadillac DeVille, this car will give you the power I desire. It doesn't quite have the luxury that my Cadillac does, however, it is very fun to take on a weekend drive for your friends. It was bought new at $35,000 Pros: Fun to drive Cons: Fuel consumption Looking for a Used Grand Prix in your area?CarGurus has 304 nationwide Grand Prix listings starting at $1,605. |
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2004 Pontiac Grand Prix GTPReview
Grand Prix Gtp — Just listen ro that SUPERCHARGER scream past ya on the road. A gas saving car that can also put you back in your seat goin down the track or just goin down the highway.grand prixs are good sleeper cars, nobody expects a grand prix to be faster then some V8's. Pros: supercharged Cons: fwd |
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2004 Pontiac Grand Prix GTPReview
Grand Prix Gtp — Awesome car all around. Performance is amazing. Gets great gas mileage, when ur not gettin in the supercharger. Has tons of options (paddle-shifters, heads up display....). Great stereo. Chrome rims w/red calipers. Handles great. Interior is comfortable. The only downfall is that it (like most pontiacs) has crappy strut bushings (only has 50k) and already makes noises, but the car makes up for the strut bushings. I would definitely recommend the car to anyone. It's my moms now but hopefully i'll get it. Pros: performance, handling, options/features Cons: strut bushing noise, that's about it |
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2004 Pontiac Grand Prix GT2Review
2004 Pointiac Gp:gt2 — Pretty good car overall. The relay for the automatic locks went out, but that can be disabled through the menu. The sunroof switch is finnikey in the winter time. Back seat legroom is kinda poor, but oh well. Fun to drive, and I am happy about the choice I made. Pros: Stylling, handling, reliability Cons: some flaky electronic parts |
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2004 Pontiac Grand PrixReview
My Car — Wish it was a diff color--but other than that, can't complain. Handles curves like a dream--gonna get a ticket someday! Cost of ownership, who cares--when she zooms. Yeah, its a fun car to drive. Pros: zooms and zooms, gotta use that cruise control Cons: gas cap doesn't always seal properly |
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2004 Pontiac Grand Prix GT2Review
I Love This Car, Pontiac Has Always Done A Great Job And The Newer Grand Prix's Show It. — My grand prix has been reliable, it was affordable, and with todays gas prices for a full size car it gets great gas milage. The interior is beautiful, since it is the GT2 it is fully loaded with leather, sun roof and the monsoon sounds system. I couldnt ask for anything more in a car. Pros: Interior is great, leather is easy to clean and is easy to take care of. The car is reliable I have had no major problems with the grand prix. It handles well and has a great smooth ride. Cons: I have had problems with the traction control and anti-lock breaks after we had replaced the breaks. The only other con is that for a "sporty" car it does not have very good acceleration, it takes a little bit for it to kick in and go. |
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2004 Pontiac Grand Prix GT2Review
Great Car — I am now on my second grand prix, and will likely look into the G8 once I am ready to replace this car. It is a great all around car. Pros: Very stable, comfortable, extremely reliable Cons: not great on gas, but still getting 330+ miles to a tank of gas. |
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2004 Pontiac Grand Prix GT2Review
Good Ride And Reliable — Overall a great vehicle. Great performance for the price, stylish interior with leather and heated seats, steering wheel controls with all the buttons ergonomically placed within easy reach. Rear seat back folds down flat and opens into the already roomy trunk, making it very easy to fit large items. Pros: Easy on gas, cheap insurance, fun on curvy roads. Cons: Its not a truck. |
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