2004 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP

Stkshft

New Member
I'm thinking about get a new GTP. Well not new, 2004.

I took one out for a test drive yesterday, it was great. Smooth ride, and lots of power.

Anyone have one of these?
Anyone know any good online place for mods?

Just looking what I will be getting in to :shrug:

----Stkshft----
 

unclehobart

New Member
I wouldn't trust a Grand Am or a Grand Prix if my life depended upon it. The history of those models leave much to be desired in mechanical reliability.
 

HomeLAN

New Member
After owning a Grand Am, I can honestly say that never again will I consider a Pontiac.

Of course, that was 15 years ago, and things may have changed, but my God, that was by far the worst car I ever got suckered into buying.
 

Stkshft

New Member
My sister owns a Sunfire, Its a little small, but it runs great, have had no problems with it, and gets awesome mpg!
 

Inkara1

Well-Known Member
GM's 3.8L V6 is one of the few things they've done right in the last few decades. Too bad the same can't be said for backlighting for the instruments, radio, etc. I guess I'm just weird like that, but I really prefer green/blue backlighting.
 

unclehobart

New Member
If I had to drop 20 big ones on a car, I would rather get a year or two older Lexus in the sub 40,000 mile range. the cushiness, amenities, mechanical reliability just can't be beat.
 

tommyj27

Not really Banned
Inkara1 said:
GM's 3.8L V6 is one of the few things they've done right in the last few decades. Too bad the same can't be said for backlighting for the instruments, radio, etc. I guess I'm just weird like that, but I really prefer green/blue backlighting.
agreed.
 

Professur

Well-Known Member
I've 200,000kms on a 3.4L v6 gm, and little in the way of complaints, 'cept for the fact that it has to be removed from the engine bay to do anything beyond an oil change.
 

Stkshft

New Member
Alright, so I bought the car. Best car I have ever owned...so far





so far I've put about 150 miles on it. w00t
 
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