Used Pontiac Grand Prix for Sale

I am a big fan of my Grand Prix. I bought it in 2014 for $4,500, and it had just under 100,000 miles on it. Over the course of four years, I have ran it very hard, with the odometer now reading 198,000. I've had no major issues with the car internally or with the exterior. I had to replace a coolant line a year after I bought it, and I've had a very slow antifreeze leak ever since, but it isn't an issue at all. The interior is black cloth, and it's been through hell and still looks good after a good cleaning. The black trim around the windows did peel away though, and the metal underneath has begun to rust slightly, but that doesn't bother me for a 12-year-old car, and it is not a hard fix. Performance wise, I average about 26mpg every week, and the car definitely has some ability to "get up and go". Overall, great car for me.

This car was originally my mother's car. I was with her when she purchased it. Sally, as I call her, was so new she still had the shipping foam on her. We had our first breakdown two weeks into ownership. Something was wrong with the electronics in the car. It was never fully explained, but this was one of the few breakdowns Sally has ever had. My mother signed the car over to me when I went off to college, and she's been mine ever since. I've done lots of road trips with this girl.

I loved the space inside the car; however, the car was too long. Additionally, the car is very low to the ground, which meant that it would bottom out easily. The engine was great, but there were quite a few manufacturer issues they never could quite fix. Overall, I would say it is a good while I am in college car (apparently others thought so as well), as it had space for frequent travel and the gas wasn't bad. Unfortunately, the little things add up, and I could feel that. If the storing conditions were better I think it may last longer, but in a college town, that is difficult.