2002 Pontiac Grand Prix Pros and Cons at TrueDelta: Owner Pros and Cons by Tacobel4ever

Powertrain performance

The car has more than enough torque to leave others in the dust, and provides excellent fuel economy at the same time.

Handling

It handles like its riding on rails, acceleration can be smooth, braking is smooth, and it takes corners like a champ.

Reliability & durability

I chose the Grand Prix for its exceptional 3.8 V6 and its durable 4 speed automatic transmission. The duo will provide hundreds of thousands of miles of use.

Insurance cost

The insurance is rather pricey being a Pontiac, but the depreciation allowed me to get a very nice car and a very nice price.

Quietness

While it could just be the tires that the previous owner purchased, the tires are rather loud and noticeable, and there is a slight whistle above the windshield and around the exterior mirrors. Alot of it is that the rest of the car is so quiet.