1999 Pontiac Grand Prix

Pros: pick up

Cons: none

Review: This latest Grand Prix by Pontiac is among the best I think on the market. This car has a very super charged engine and has many features. It has a track system in the winter to have better traction on the slippery roads. This is a very safe car...

Pros: Fun, fast

Cons: Not much room in back

Review: The Grand Prix has always served me well -- good traction, good stopping, comfortable. It is not a great practical car, since it is still not that roomy in the back seat, but boy is it fun! I highly recommend one today.

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Pros: nice interior and good looks

Cons: not wide as can be

Review: This vehicle was a great encounter for me and my family. From my old car this car seems like heaven.With the leather interior and smooth driving i think i could live in this car. The wideness of the grand prix is good but not great.Pontiac overrates...

Pros: price, powerful, reliable, comfortable, smooth driving, sporty

Cons: somewhat noisy

Review: If you are looking for a sporty, powerful, reliable, comfortable, smooth driving car, this is the car for you. I've had my 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix GT for a year and it has been a total pleasure. I love driving it.

I decided to buy the car...

Pros: Good acceleration, comfortable

Cons: Low gas mileage, some road noise

Review: I've never owned one of these, but I insist on getting one whenever I rent from Avis. They are the best of the normal class cars that Avis rents, and I have become quite attached.

The car is comfortable inside, though very sporty. The seat...

Pros: Screamin' performance. Aggressive looks. Innovative Head-Up Display. Excellent ABS.

Cons: "Wider is better" commercials. No manual transmission. Pontiac-styled dash.

Review: That's right, yeeow. "Wow" does not even suffice to describe my recent encounter with a certain Pontiac Grand Prix. I was on a vacation in Nashville, accompanied by a fellow car lover. We were crazy to get our hands on something sporty. The...

Pros: Looks, 240 supercharged horses, gizmos

Cons: A little rough on the ride

The Bottom Line: Highly Recommended

Review: Let me first start off by saying that I was the owner of a 1998 Grand Am GT, that served me well mechanically for 70,000 miles. When I got that car, I was 24, fresh out of college, and single. The 2-door was fine for then. Soooo, let's fast-forward...

Pros: POWER

Cons: Front-wheel drive

Review: After shopping the market for six months, looking at sport sedans, we settled on the Pontiac Grand Prix GTP. We were first attracted to the sporty lines, but once we got in the drivers seat, we were sold. The GTP comes fully loaded with power...

Pros: Performance, economy, finish and design.

Cons: No passenger seat heater, no locking gas filler cap or door.

Review: This is my second Pontiac Grand Prix GTP. I put 56,000 miles on my 1997 and just over 11,000 on my 1999. I have never owned an automobile where I have enjoyed every mile I've driven it. It's acceleration is breathtaking, especially when the...

Pros: Gorgeous, Powerful, Practical, Roomy

Cons: I don't have one yet!

Review: Ok, most people sit and dream "oh yeah, I'm gonna get a jag, and I'm gonna get a lexus" when what they need to get is real! C'mon, most people can't afford those cars! I try to be logical and practical. I currently own a 1995 Chevrolet Lumina...