All of my past vehicles have been Toyota Camrys. After a natural disaster, my last Camry was totaled. I sought another Camry to no avail. A friend of mine suggested I take a look at a used Pontiac Grand Prix. Reluctantly, I went with him to test drive the Grand Prix. When I first laid eyes on it, I was mesmerized by its sleek lines, rounded and sporty exterior. I was so impressed by the exceptional beauty of this car. When I sat in the driver's seat, I was hugged in great comfort that I was not accustomed to. The handling of this car raises the bar of the driving experience. Tight suspension, excellent acceleration and sound braking make this car a joy to drive. Under the hood is a 3800 V-6 engine, which has been touted as GMC's best built engine ever. It has a quick pick up for those times on the highway where I really need it. The computer system is advanced and lets me know when anything is wrong anywhere in the vehicle. This vehicle comes equipped with bucket seats and center console. In the back, it has reclining back seats that allow access to the trunk; which make hauling big loads a breeze.

If your looking for a great reliable car, the Pontiac Grand Prix is for sure one to check out. It would be a great car for a small family. It's a very sleek looking midsize car. The Pontiac Grand Prix has great pick up and good horsepower. The car is very reliable in all types of weather. The Pontiac Grand Prix was built with a 3800 v6 motor, one of the best motors that general motors has produced in my opinion. The Pontiac Grand Prix also comes in a 3400 v6 that isn't bad, but not the best. You can also get the option to have a 3800 v6 supercharged motor. It's also a good running motor, but uses a bit more gas. So, unless you really want the extra horsepower, I would just stick with the 3800 v6.