Used 2000 Pontiac Grand Am for Sale near Philadelphia, PA

Positive: Great Performance, good gas mileage, nice look, holds up well, easy to work on and change oil, brakes, rotors, etc. Exhaust is good stock, still has had no trouble. Ram Air is a great asset, but clean out the intake throttle body occasionally and run injector cleaner to keep flushing the crud out that the air filter doesn't catch. Body has held up well, was undercoated and rustproofed when new. Negative/repair journal: Intake Gaskets go out every 40k miles and cost $500, wheel bearings are also an issue - get the good ones and you are OK for 50k miles or so. Think I have a minor problem with the transmission or torque converter, but will be cheaper to repair than to buy a new car. Overall: It is a great car, has lasted us 10 years and almost 100k miles, hope to get another 50-100k out of it yet, now that I know what to repair and how. I would recommend to a friend if they wanted a versitile and sporty family car with 4 doors, but yet a good performer that didn't look like a wagon.

It's my car so obviously I'm biased. I like how it looks and that it can turn heads when its all cleaned up. Out of the factory it kida lacks power, but then again, it wasn't meant to be a race car. The "Ram-Air" thing is a gimmick on this car, but whatevs.

Sporty styling, but a bit too much body cladding. Decent gas mileage, lots of features and I can fit in it. Lots of problems covered under warranty, but not much to speak of since it expired.

great highway car. gets attention when washed/waxed on a nice summer day cruisin.

why the hell is this thing making me make this damn review long as hell? lol