Engine: Intake manifold gasket leaking. I followed thru with a complaint to the BBB and to Pontiac's 800 number. I was told I needed to have the van diagnosed at a GM dealer before anything could be done by Pontiac. My dealer quality Pontiac in cocoa, Florida looked at the van and agreed the intake manifold gasket was leaking (November 2002). Quality informed me it would be about $500 to repair. A phone call to Pontiac's 800 # put pressure on the dealer and they performed the work for $100 plus extra for a coolant flush. The total was around $180. Supposedly the work came with a 12 month 12000 mile warranty. I think the van had 58000 miles on it when this work was performed. Looking back I have a feeling it started leaking earlier. Today we have 70500 miles on the van and the check engine light is coming on. The codes indicate that engine cylinder 5 is misfiring. We had new spark plugs put in and will now try new spark plug wires. If that doesn't fix it then we may need to put in new fuel injectors. My complaints to date with this vehicles are: 1. original tires wore out at 24000 miles $500 2. battery died in the first two years. $0 3. drivers side seat belt retractor failed $ 156 - airbag light came on. 4. intake manifold gasket failed $180 5. sliding power door module failed 4 times. $0 6. front brakes drums warped at ~35000 miles $250. Front rotors cut and pads replaced. 7. windshield buzzed from the day we bought it (2 years) and took us threatening the lemon law to get it fixed.

- Merritt Island, FL, USA

The driver's side seat belt stuck in the holster due to the belt fraying on both sides to release the belt from being stuck in the holster.

- Beulah, MI, USA

All of the seatbelts, particularly in the rear of vehicle do not retract. Consumer has to feed seatbelt back into retractor to avoid belts from hanging out of vehicle door. When child reaches forward seat belt belt does not tighten back up around child. Consumer has yet to contact the dealer.

- Delafield, WI, USA