2005 Pontiac Grand Prix Usados en Venta

Even though it is not the most stylish vehicle and definitely not what I was dreaming of as a teenager, it has been pretty dependable. I have only had minor issues mechanically with the vehicle and it gets very good gas mileage. I love the comfortable seats and the orange color of the radio and speedometer light and how I am able to adjust the brightness.

Overall, the car is a decent one. I bought it for 5 grand cash and it had around 80,000 miles on it. The car is only used for winter months so the amount of wear and tear on it is nuts to me. I have replaced the transmission and the power steering pressure hose. Every Grand Prix I've had has also had the radio screen go out. The car drives well in snow, which is super important considering I live in Wisconsin. It's also a large car. We can comfortably use it for hours long drives. The back seat is also large enough for a nap. The fabric inside is just a plain grey one. Which gets dirty pretty quick, especially considering there's two teenagers who use the car. It gets a pretty standard 21 miles per gallon on gas, which is pretty good. It only needs to get filled up about once a week. The trunk holds all our groceries as well as a full baseball bag with multiple bats. The car runs pretty smoothly, especially after the transmission was replaced. I am pretty sure the cars aren't made any more, and I can understand why. Unless you do perfect maintenance on the car, which I do because I dated a mechanic for years I know how to take care of it, but you never know what the previous owner did. The previous one never replaced transmission fluid so it caused many issues.