What the Pontiac Grand Prix offers is sports car performance combined with sedan practicality. Offered as either a coupe or sedan, the aggressively styled Grand Prix's interior is surprisingly spacious, enabling the car to serve as a traditional family car. However, with its powerful V6 or V8 engine, the fun-to-drive Grand Prix also offers power and performance.
Even though Pontiac stopped production of this historic line of cars in 2008, there are still a number of well-engineered Grand Prixes on the market. If you are looking for a family car that also offers the appeal of performance, you will certainly want to give the Grand Prix a closer look. Use the search tool to the right to find the best deals on a used Pontiac Grand Prix in your area today.
Used Pontiac Grand Prix Model Years
2004 – During its final generation, the Grand Prix saw updates to both its interior design and driving mechanics. The car's cabin offered more comfort features, while handling was refined to provide more aggressive steering. Accessories, such as OnStar, CD player, cruise control, air-conditioning, keyless entry, and power windows and mirrors, helped give this car high-end appeal.
1997 – This generation Grand Prix offered the rare combination of both fuel economy and superior driving performance.
1988 – After another update, the Grand Prix boasted a more powerful engine and more aggressive steering. A dramatic redesign of the exterior gave the sporty car a very distinct look.
1976 – After a number of redesigns throughout the 60s and 70s, the Grand Prix was remodeled in 1976. This newest version was smaller and more refined.
1962 – The Pontiac Grand Prix, with its large frame and supersized engine, was designed to offer the appeal of a stylish, luxury sports coupe.
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