2004 Pontiac Grand Prix consumer reviews

love the car, still haven't got use to all the things.. like the style shape, plus it has get up & go.. boy can she..

This car has had its normal wear and tear but it has over 200,000 miles and is still chugging along. Even now it continues to have good gas mileage.

This vehicle has so much potential if slightly modified (exhaust, air cleaner). Best comfortable seats with lumbar support of any vehicle I have owned. Performance of a supercharged vehicle is so much fun to drive. The positraction (both front wheels spin) and 2nd gear starts make this a great car for winter driving. Too bad Pontiac went out of business. Parts are still plentiful and easy to get.

clean vehicle nice ride good fuel economy no issues love to keep it but just purchased a pickup and cant afford the insurance on both vehicles

Good Car Dependable fast off the line gas efficient I run mine 80 miles per hour Mon thru Fri and watch Tv on the Weekends!

Great handling, good tires, glad i bought it. Don Woods in Logan OH was the best dealership ever courtious, professional sales staff. This is our 3 vehicle from them. Never been dissapointed. Would highly reccommend them to anyone looking for a car or truck. Thank you

This car met all of my needs. I have 3 kids and no room for packing and going is MY ONLY problem. I really have no complaints.

I have a 04 Pontiac Grand Prix putting the third motor in it I think these I wouldn't recommend this car to nobody cars are junk

This car was fun to drive and very functional. With the supercharger it had plenty of pick up and the handling was very good. It was also very functional. I used it for work and could put a six foot ladder in the trunk because the back sets went down.

This was a GT2 Special Edition car. This was my favorite car ever! Sporty, reliable and different among other praise. All of the GM brands are just so bland and just blend in with every other run of the mill car in the road. That is unless you have Trump-like money and can afford a Stingray or ZL1 Camaro. PontiPontiac always stood out and had a uniqueness, even under the same make and model. My Grand Prix was 1 of just a few like it that sold in the U.S. I felt that you could possibly express your personality through these cars. Now a days everyone is being "different" all at the same time. That's why you see all these blindfold tests on commercials and the name badges on the vehicles are hidden but nobody can tell if it's a Nissan, Lexus, Chevy, etc... it's because everything looks the same! It stinks in my opinion. Grand Prix is awesome and allows you to be the wolf among sheep.