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2006 Pontiac Grand Prix GTReview
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Fast — this car is fast, burns a lot of gas and burns premium, well built from what i can tell so far, no real issues other than the tires melting.

Pros: fast

Cons: gas

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2006 Pontiac Grand Prix BaseReview
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Sporty Sedan For The Price — lots of room inside, great acceleration, get lots of head turns, comfy seats

Pros: affordability, handles well

Cons: got black interior-shows every bit of dirt

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2006 Pontiac Grand Prix BaseReview
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Lighning Fast Acceleration, Great Handling And Braking — I've owned this car for a year now and I havent had any problems so far. I am always ahead of the pack when the light turns green with little effort. It came with a drivers package (Dual exhaust, Remote ignition, leather wrapped steering wheel and shifter). The widetrak allows it to handle very well at high speeds, I had it gong 185 km/h with no problems. This model was produced in the award wining Oshawa GM plant and won a J.D. Power and Associates award for least problems reported per 100 cars for 2006.Overall this is one of the best cars I've ever driven and I would recommed this car.

Pros: Fast acceleration, plenty of cargo room, comfortable ride, nice exterior, Great stock features.

Cons: Lackluster materials on door panels,Stiff back seats

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2006 Pontiac Grand Prix BaseReview
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Nice Everyday Car — nice everyday car nothing to special interior is kind of bland and nothing special but the engine sounds nice

Pros: looks nice and fun to drive

Cons: kinda big

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2006 Pontiac Grand Prix GTReview
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Great Car — the car run very well, but im conserned about the noise it makes in the morning

Owner for 0 years, 3 months

Miles Driven per Year:20

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2006 Pontiac Grand Prix GTReview
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Excelent Car — I would Highly recommend this car. No Car currently on market can compete with what Pontiac Grand Prix provided for the price of (mid 20K) The car represents what Pontiac is known for "Performance at a reasonable price" Even Though it is a FULL SIZE car I know it can give many 6 cylinder mustangs a run for their money. (Even with the smallest engine GM put in the vehicle) Handling is excellent especially for a full size!!!!!!!

Primary Use: Commuting to work

Pros: Great amount of power is available with the Naturally Aspirated 3800 V6.
Excellent GAS Mileage for a 3.8L engine. Have routinely averaged on highway 30-40+ MPG  for long distances; speed, traffic, terrain, and weather depended.

Great handling.

Amazing braking brought the car to a full stop in under 1 car length from 40 mph under emergency braking conditions. (ABS Fully locked)

Fold flat front seat really comes in handy when transporting long materials (such as lumber) With seat folded have easily fit 12 foot long 2x4's in the car with the trunk closed

Front racing inspired Bucket seats Extremely Comfortable (Leather option) First coment when ever anybody gets in the car. These seats are amazing!

Car Handles diving in snow with LOT of tire spin though.

Great Sound System (clear, loud, great bass) Radio antenna is hidden in back window (no need for worrying about taking off the antenna at the car wash)

Large trunk. Trunk hinges are located in the jam between the trunk lid and body of the vehicle. NO long arms to support the trunk lid that take up space when closed.

Computer is Extremely easy to navigate

Cons: Side mirrors Ice easily (should have been heated - i just have a can of deicer in the car)

My car only has the enhanced traction system would recommend the upgrade of traction control (too much torque on take off causes you to burn out a lot).

Doors open into hood. the One inch gap between the door, windshield and hood likes to gather ice preventing the front doors from opening when the car is iced over. Ice is easily removed with fingers or melted with deicer

Lacking Rear Windshield Wiper

Back seat leg room. (I'm tall so the driver seat is pushed way back) Great for 3 people. I only transport 3+ individuals on occasion, Plenty of room though for short drives (under 2hrs)

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2006 Pontiac Grand Prix BaseReview
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Good Car — It's pretty quick. It's a great car, pretty good-looking and spacious on the inside. Plenty of trunk space too. It's fun to drive, practical, and not too expensive. The only unreliable part is the plastic heater hose bypass elbows cracked and leaked out coolant, causing the heater to not work, then the engine to overheat. I replaced them with aluminum ones, so I shouldn't have that problem again. I get excellent fuel economy, up to 33 mpg when I drive carefully.

Primary Use: Commuting to work

Pros: I drive it.

Cons: They stopped making it.

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2006 Pontiac Grand Prix GT Review
preachermanr says:
vs2006 Chevrolet Monte Carlo 3.9L LT FWD
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Handling Ranked 2006 Chevrolet Monte Carlo 3.9L LT FWD better.
"Suspension, power response, transmission."
Would Buy Ranked 2006 Chevrolet Monte Carlo 3.9L LT FWD better.
"2 doors!"
2006 Pontiac Grand Prix Base Review
375mcb says:
Excellent on road ,in lot of space for shopping.
vs2006 Chevrolet Malibu LS FWD
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Front Seats Ranked 2006 Chevrolet Malibu LS FWD worse.
"Theres no better just what I like there great cars."
Family Car Ranked 2006 Chevrolet Malibu LS FWD worse.
"Theres no better there both great cars its what my money can afford with me."
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2006 Pontiac Grand Prix Base Review
GuruX54WF says:
Great car except the transmissions do not last in this automatic car! Ive put 3 in in mine. Other than that it will flat move! Base model 3.8 engine.
vs2002 Ford Explorer Sport Trac
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Looks/Style Ranked 2002 Ford Explorer Sport Trac worse.
"Great look! "
Back Seats Ranked 2002 Ford Explorer Sport Trac better.
"More room and not slanted. Seats are about the same in way of type. Not cushioned enough for real comfort."
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Reviews From Other Years

2008 Pontiac Grand Prix Reviews

Review By mather04

thanks for listing the car went and drove work out a deal bought it Read More

Great American Car By aaroncampbell72

I love everything about this car. The only thing I didn't care for was the stock radio so I replaced it with a Pioneer AVH-X2700BS and mounted a monitor in the back of the passenger seat headrest so m... Read More

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2007 Pontiac Grand Prix Reviews

Review By Guru9CYHMG

Pontiac Grand Prix are very good cars. I want one Read More

Review By GuruNRPQT

None.. One of kind..unique. Pontiac. Read More

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2005 Pontiac Grand Prix Reviews

Review By EsaiTrujillo97

Excellent fun car that is also family friendly and each model gets better and better the gt gtp and gxp you wont regret it Read More

Review By Chris

Good car clean very clean body no factory radio Read More

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2004 Pontiac Grand Prix Reviews

Love This Car By James

i love driving this car i have had 3 of them and will continue to drive them, lots of potential for upgrades overall i nice looking great handling car if you can afford to keep gas in it and dont run ... Read More

Nice Overall By Yoddy01

Nice ride. I like it because it turbos well but not too roomy for someone like me. I will surely recommend for others. It drives great and last long like the Hondas and Toyotas. I will surely buy agai... Read More

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2003 Pontiac Grand Prix Reviews

Great Purchase. Easy On The Eyes. Nice For Driving Around. By Paulie6588

I love cruising around in my car and the feel of it just seems right to me. It makes me happy and relieves a lot of stress when I start it up and let it idle. Taking it out on the road is a benefici... Read More

Very Good Overall Car For Both Family And Students By Bryan

Wish the back seat had a little more room. Good for kids but a bit tight for adults. Also, head room is a bit short if your a 6' plus person. 3.8 motor is one of the best motors on the market for reli... Read More

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