All in all, I am very pleased with my 2006 Pontiac Bonneville. I've already put over a hundred thousand miles on it and all I've done is changed the oil and tires, I've never even had to top off the radiator fluid yet! Knock on wood, it is the most dependable vehicle I've ever had the honor of owning, absolutely no issues.

This car drives like a dream, the plush seats feel really good on my bottom when I am driving for long periods of times. The steering wheel of course is leather like most cars and its very comfortable to grab and use, the blinker stick is also good too very easy to use. The car it self can catch up pretty quickly and can stop on a dime! Highly recommend this car, the trunk is nice and big for groceries/ extra tires, tools. And anything else you put in a trunk!

Alas, poor Pontiac, I knew it well. Pontiacs have often been my preferred cars and this one was my favorite car. Both more comfortable and more sporting than a comparable Chevy, they can be had for about the same money. The late nineties Bonneville SE was one of the most attractive cars GM ever made. Smooth and streamlined in general shape, it featured striking details that blended in beautifully with the overall design. It also had the most comfortable and supportive seats I’ve ever experienced in a General Motors car. While typically GM in most ways, the car featured a much more attractive and detailed instrument panel than its sister models and was backlit in orange rather than the standard green/blue. The suspension was decidedly firm and grippy for such a large car without being harsh giving it a ride as smooth as a Cadillac on the highway but great control and surface feedback on difficult surfaces and twisty roads. Highway mileage was over 28 mpg on the road and a surprising 21 plus around town.