Used 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix for Sale near Cache, OK

Performance: Acceleration rocks, braking smooth and responsive, and handling is also responsive. Build Quality: Very smooth and no squeaks or rattles even at higher speeds. Only needed slight repairs to power windows. Appearance: Catches eyes everywhere I go. Sporty, yet luxurious. Cost of Ownership: Great Gas Mileage and little maintenance needed. Fun Factor: Cruises, catches eyes, sunroof, hugs corners, easy to work on (add hood, taillights, headlights, body kits), fast

-Handled and performed much better when it was new -I still love the exterior appearance; still love it compared with the new body Grand Prix -Used to be fun to drive, now its so so hum hum -There's way to much cheap feeling plastic used in the cabin -A few things do not work anymore, like the power seat and a window...which is to be expected in a 140k mile car

I like my car because its fast cool looking but also gets good gas mileage and you can do little things to it to make it last a little longer but not be too over the top about it. I put plugs and wires on my car and instantly I added about 6 more miles a gallon.

it has a classy look, i can drive it everywhere, I never get bored of it, but its a pontiac anddd they arent very trustworthy cars if you kno what I mean, i love the sun roof and the fact that it is tinted.

Performance, its pretty quick, 210 horse power at the crank shaft Build Quality, its a GM, great product what more can i say Appearance, Arctic white paint with red accents in as many places as i was able to paint em on, and i love my polished aluminum wheels, shiny arent they? Cost of Ownership, i think ive got about 3500 in it, and it gets around 19 to 20 in town and 28 highway mpgs, hopefully with some E3 spark plugs and a Cold air intake that will go up to 30-32 highway and maby 22-24 in town Fun Factor, yea its fun to drive, with the windows and sunroof open and the stereo playing it doesnt get much better, though it will once i finish my 5k audio build