Used 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix 2 Dr GT Coupe for Sale near Opelika, AL

I grew up in a GM family, this is the fourth Grand Prix we've had since 1963. I have always loved them- they have always been good cars. On this one- I bought this for my daughter's 16th birthday. She learned how to drive in a Trans Am, and with my previous experience with GP's, I knew this would be a good choice for her. Ours is a two door, has plenty of room in the front and rear, has a big trunk- for the junk...lol I think it's a good choice for a new driver. It's big enough so they wouldn't get too hurt in an accident, it has enough power to get out of the way, it handles and brakes good- really hasn't been any problems, other than what is going on now. Would I buy another one? yes.

This car has decent get up and go and also rides decent for a newer car. This one has the 3800 v6 which is one of the best motors GM has ever built. If you are looking for a sporty looking car that still gets 25+ mpg I would recomend this car.

I'm very pleased with my Grand Prix GT, so far it's been a pleasure to drive, and own. The only recent thing that kind of stranded me, was the starter went out, and it wouldn't start. I had to have it towed back to my house from where I work. Not very far, so the tow bill wasn't bad. We went and bought a new starter, and my son installed it. It started right up, and so far hasn't failed me.

Opt out for the 3800 motor, you won't be dissapionted. Lots of power and saves you a ton in gas money. Car is not over-sized passenger friendly (every seat filled with someone weighing 200-280) Unless you don't live on bumpy roads.

The 3800 is one of the most reliable motors gm ever built. I only wish i got the supercharged version, but for what it is , its still a pretty quick car. It's got a huge trunk, and a pretty luxurious interior. I only wish it got slightly better gas mileage.