1.8

hardly worth mentioning
Crashes / Fires:
0 / 0
Injuries / Deaths:
0 / 0
Average Mileage:
92,000 miles

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problem #2

Aug 012007

Grand Prix

  • 125,000 miles
ABS & tcs lights on & off, stays on most of the time. Serious shaking of front end. When braking feels like pedal kicks back. Replaced several parts 1 yr ago was better for a little while, now is worse. Change front axle to a GM axle. I have all repair papers, car was in shop approximately 7 times. Shifter gets stuck in park.

- Culleoka, TN, USA

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problem #1

Apr 032008

Grand Prix 6-cyl

  • 59,000 miles
In 2003 I purchased a new 2003 Pontiac Grand Prix 3.5L V6 with automatic transmission. I have had it serviced regularly when the instruments have indicated and the owners manual has suggested. At approx 59000 mile I had to have the top and bottom head gasket seals replaced, and the air conditioner costing $2500. Then at 68000 miles the transmission was slipping and had to be rebuilt at a cost of $3000 (several part along with torque converter). In each case the mechanics stated that this is a known problem with the vehicles and that these parts were inferior. Not to mention that I was sold the vehicle with a soon to be out-dated onstar system even though GM new it would need replace within a couple of years.

- Boise, ID, USA

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