Used Pontiac Grand Am for Sale near Red Deer County, AB

I love this car! I've had 3 and every one worked top notch, never had a problem with one. They have fast acceleration, great gas milage, good looks, and variety of custom parts! I'm looking to get a 03' Grand Am GT Ram Air V6 next!

I basically despise the car. It looked pretty nice when I bought it, and feels sporty enough if you haven't driven much, but overall the craftsmanship is comletely shoddy, and pieces are constantly breaking, falling off, or failing. It's good enough as a Point A - To - Point B car, but being a car geek it certainly isn't my first choice anymore.

its an inexpensive reliable yet sporty car with good gas mileage and is easy to customize and give that unique look a lot of people desire anymore. all in all i think its really nice for a first car or for someone looking to have a decent ride and stay in budget.

The performance is quite good, good handling, nice acceleration, breaking is good too. It was build well, a few problems with sensors, that's about it. It has an aggressive stance, nice allow rims, a stylish spoiler, and a great stock body kit. Great gas mileage, very low maintenence cost. Definitely fun to drive...do just a little modification to add a little horsepower, and bam...you got yourself a fun sports car.

Pontiac has delivered an all around solid car. The 2.4 is a peppy motor, that delivers excellent performance throughout the power band. The Getrag 5 speed has light, short throws, with a light clutch. Handles well, though the car is a little heavy, with little body roll. Power steering is speed-sensitive, but is plagued with the same issue as many other GM products; the steering is rather 'numb', and does not have a good 'on-center' feel. The only thing aesthetically I don't like about the car is the ugly mouldings down each side of the car; the '03 and up models have done without them, and look much better. Overall, it's a good car. Good performance, and good mileage (I usually will get 4-500km per tank), however with gas at $1.22 a liter, a fill from dead empty will set you back around $60.