Pontiac Aztek Usados en Venta

I honestly did not find anything I disliked about the vehicle. I loved the look of it, the size, the performance, the accessories. I love the idea of a split hatch, and having seats and cupholders on the lower gate.

My Pontiac Aztek is still going strong, 13 years after purchase. The only problem I have experienced is with the electrical system. Otherwise, routine maintenance was all that was required. While this is not an attractive vehicle (it is usually included in Car magazine's "ugliest cars" lists), it performed well for me.

The styling of the Aztec was truly unique. It was a true love it or hate it car. It didn't know what it wanted to be, part SUV part luxury car. The appointments in the car where truly awesome, stylish and comfortable. I believe the car only ran for 4 or 5 years before it sank into oblivion and brought the whole company down with it because of its failure to catch on to the car buying public. The car was introduced to the buying public in 2001 ( the year I owned) to Luke warm reviews. As I stated before it was a love it or hate it type of car. I had the misfortune of loving the unique body styling when I first saw it. Then I hoped in for a test drive and the ride was super, smooth as sitting in my living room. It handled well and had a superior sound system. Unfortunately all the good things this car had going for it could not compensate for the small under powered engine it was given, the faulty electrical system that was installed and the body control modulus that where placed through out the car that shorted out and had to be replaced ( at about $200 each) every time the wind blew.