Pontiac Grand Prix Usados en Venta

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.

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.

The 2005 Pontiac Grand Prix is a reliable vehicle for those who aren't looking for the fanciest model out there. Positive aspects of this vehicle lie in its very dependable engine (3500 V6) and its great handling. The handling is especially noteworthy due to its wide base. This may mean its slightly harder to park, but it is well worth it when it comes to navigating corners or driving in poor weather. The engine, being that reliable, means that very little work has had to be done on it and I've put nearly 160,000 miles on it. The base model, is just that, it is very basic. One of the most negative aspects of it is its lack of anti-lock breaks (which is a must in Wisconsin). The gas mileage is also not as great as you would hope, at about 24 miles to the gallon city driving and 26 highway.