Used Pontiac Grand Prix for Sale

Bought it from my mother shortly after she bought it since she got a new car, and we've rarely had to take it in to the shop since we got it. Runs wonderfully, little issues with it in the large amount of time we've had it. AC has conked out, though may just need to be recharged, an the ABS tends to really jolt the car a bit if slowing down more quickly than average from fast speed, particularly on the highway. Also, the front bumper can scrape on curbs, have discovered that many times. Beyond that, very smooth running.

Story

Fiancé was driving a bit tired to work one morning. The on ramp he used was under construction and he got too close to a cone and blew out our driver's side mirror. The casing was intact, just the glass got smashed out. Went to a junkyard, managed to get a new one for pretty cheap, but it still makes me laugh to the day.

Pros

The look of the vehicle is nice and smooth, well rounded. Doors are easy to get in and out of. Easy to start up and get going, even in the winter. Seats are comfortable, have gotten many surprised compliments from passengers riding in the back. The cup holders both in the front and the pull down center piece in the back are wonderful as well, plus the ability to get in to the trunk from the pull down piece in the back seat too. The music controls are also wonderful, the bass in the car is nice for someone who is quite the bass lover in songs.

Cons

The brakes can get a bit jolting after a bit of use. The bumper on the front is really low, so you have to be careful about parking too close to a curb in a parking lot since it will likely scrape on it pretty bad. The bass of the music in the car can really rattle the people sitting in the back seat, meaning you have to more often than not turn it down if you have passengers with you.

2004 Pontiac Grand Prix - Wish I Could Buy A New Pontiac

I purchased my 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix used with 45,000 miles on it. Eight years later, the car has 130,000 miles on it, and it still runs great. The engine is quiet, and the ride has always been quite comfortable, no matter the distance. One downside is that the fuel economy at around 17 MPG city and 28 MPG highway is just so-so. Additionally, there are some performance limitations; the vehicle slides a little bit in the snow.

Story

My spouse and I were driving to North Carolina during a rainstorm and our GPS brought us onto a road that frequently experienced flooding. Our Pontiac Grand Prix ended up getting stuck in about two feet of water, and everything in the car stopped working. We eventually had it towed to a garage where I expected the car to be pronounced dead on arrival. Our insurance approved some recommended re... (more)

Pros

Even though this vehicle is a standard sedan, it has a striking body and resembles a sports car. It's a reliable car and feels big and comfortable. It's a fairly quiet car, and I am able to keep the radio at the same volume whether on a residential street or a major highway.

Cons

This vehicle may look like a sports car, but it has the speed and performance of a mid-sized sedan. Merging onto a highway noticeably taxes the engine a little as the vehicle goes from 35 MPH to 65 MPH. Additionally, some of the stickers on the interior knobs including the radio started chipping shortly after I bought the car.

2000 Pontiac Grand Prix - Great daily driver

This is an amazing car, it has just north of 215,000 miles and it still runs amazingly. As long as it is maintained as it should be it will run for a long time. It looks great, I have the two door model and love it. I love the heated seat on the drivers side. If I could change anything about this car, I would add a heated seat to the passenger side and a place for an auxiliary cord.

Story

When my family and I went on a road trip In it

Pros

That it runs like a top, it has a good stereo, and can last a long time

Cons

There is no auxiliary plug and both seats are not heated.

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Used Pontiac Grand Prix for Sale

2004 Pontiac Grand Prix

42,371 Miles | Pottsville, PA

$5,995

est. $86/mo

2005 Pontiac Grand Prix

82,746 Miles | Edinboro, PA

$4,400

est. $63/mo

2008 Pontiac Grand Prix

184,598 Miles | Milbank, SD

$3,250

est. $47/mo

2004 Pontiac Grand Prix

199,102 Miles | Billings, MT

$3,697

est. $53/mo

2007 Pontiac Grand Prix

169,970 Miles | Mt Carmel, IL

$4,900

est. $71/mo

2006 Pontiac Grand Prix

197,771 Miles | Yukon, OK

$3,950

est. $57/mo

2004 Pontiac Grand Prix

143,710 Miles | Shelbyville, IN

$2,995

est. $43/mo

2005 Pontiac Grand Prix

133,888 Miles | Pierre, SD

$4,995

est. $72/mo

2006 Pontiac Grand Prix

291,530 Miles | Chamberlain, SD

$2,999

est. $43/mo

2006 Pontiac Grand Prix

278,386 Miles | Alexandria, MN

$2,995

est. $43/mo

2005 Pontiac Grand Prix

196,766 Miles | Lapeer, MI

$2,391

est. $34/mo

2008 Pontiac Grand Prix

167,535 Miles | Winchester, TN

$4,288

est. $62/mo

2005 Pontiac Grand Prix

139,193 Miles | Sterling Heights, MI

$2,900

est. $42/mo

2007 Pontiac Grand Prix

134,000 Miles | Jonesboro, LA

$6,995

est. $101/mo

2007 Pontiac Grand Prix

141,158 Miles | Decatur, IL

$4,500

est. $65/mo

2006 Pontiac Grand Prix

132,740 Miles | Decatur, IN

$6,395

est. $92/mo

2005 Pontiac Grand Prix

117,196 Miles | Hattiesburg, MS

$4,879

est. $70/mo

2004 Pontiac Grand Prix

211,770 Miles | Shelbyville, IN

$2,995

est. $43/mo

2004 Pontiac Grand Prix

173,582 Miles | Thorp, WI

$2,876

est. $41/mo

2002 Pontiac Grand Prix

187,315 Miles | Redwood Falls, MN

$2,990

est. $43/mo

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