1991 Pontiac Sunbird Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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CarGurus Editorial Team
Written by CarGurus Editorial Team

Published August 9, 2022

$10,324 to $16,054

Overview

There are several changes to the 1991 Pontiac Sunbird, most notably the loss of the turbo engine in the GT coupe and LE convertible. In...

There are several changes to the 1991 Pontiac Sunbird, most notably the loss of the turbo engine in the GT coupe and LE convertible. In its place is a new 3.1-liter, 140-hp V6, which comes standard in these two trims and is optional on all but the base coupe and sedan. Though it gets less horsepower, the V6 provides added performance and acceleration to the compact car. The 1992 Sunbird also gets a new base coupe and sedan. Along with the LE sedan and the SE and LE coupe, these are powered by the 2.0-liter, 96-hp I4. A 5-speed manual transmission is standard across the line. Both the LE convertible and GT coupe are more performance oriented, not only because they carry the V6 engine, but also for their sports suspension and handling. The coupes come with a rear spoiler, Rallye instruments, supportive seats, and a sunroof option. Power windows and locks are not standard except on the convertible. Mileage wavers somewhere around the 26/36 mpg range, making the 1992 Sunbird economical as well as versatile and fun to drive. There is a good amount of interior space and trunk room in the 1992 Sunbird, though rear legroom is compromised, particularly in the 2-door coupe and convertible. But owners love the new V6 power for better pickup and highway confidence. They say the Sunbird is reliable, maintenance is inexpensive, and fuel economy top-notch. Being a compact, it's very easy to park, ideal for city living. Downsides include problems with the alternator, interior materials falling apart (the headliner in particular) and the lack of legroom and cupholders.

What owners say

AI Summary · 11 reviews

"Overall, owners of the 1991 Pontiac Sunbird appreciate its fun driving experience, good handling, and decent gas mileage. Many enjoy its performance, especially with the V6 engine. However, some drivers mention issues with space, reliability, and performance, particularly when it comes to steep hills or mechanical problems like the coolant system and alternator replacements."

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V6 3.1L with a Bunch of Torque ! 145hp 185lbs Torque for a Car that came normally with a Lazy 2.0L 4 Cylindrer 5 Speed Getrag 282 ( Tough ) Power Window Door Lock A/C Foglamp Rear Spoiler GT Body Spoiler Dual Exhaust System from Manufacture Gt Front Clip with Flip Nice Look ! With flipflop headlight :D ! Nice Spoiler, Nice Bodykit around the Car ! Foglight on give a Nice look while looking at the car !

November 28, 2009

Drives amazingly well in snow... Very smooth ride... Handles extremely well for an older car... Top is automatic and easy to use... Very few problems...

December 24, 2007

I like how it has a quick pickup and that the styling of it is nice and sleek looking and interior design is pretty much open to custom work. A very fun car to drive. Its cheap on gas and cheap on insurance.

October 30, 2009

$10,324 to $16,054