2005 Pontiac Aztek consumer reviews

Reliable, Nice styling. Fun and unique car to own. People hate on it a lot but it grows on you. Overall nice car and no problems.

Ugly cheap looking design of a vehicle. It’s a hatchback with a flat tucked in designed back. Don’t look stylish or sleek at all. I would not recommend this ugly vehicle to anyone. Especially when they had one Walt driving one in Breaking Bad, cheap looking and lame.

I've had my Aztek for 5 years so it wasn't new when I bought it but I drove it on road trips and it did its job. I wasnt a fan of the exterior but Breaking Bad talked me in to it 😌. As long as I took care of the car no major issues came up. However this car has a bad history with the steering which I had repaired but after the repair it's still not 100%.

I love the 2005 Aztek! This is my second Aztek and I bought a loaded Rallye with all the bells and whistles. It's so comfortable, handles like a dream, gets 22-23 mpg and has room to move anything. Amazing heated leather seats! Pontiac has corrected major mechanical and electrical issues from the earlier models. I think that "ahead of it's time" styling is what lead to it's demise. Just look around - it doesn't look weird now. I put 225,000 miles on this car and it only needed tires and routine maintenance. The transmission finally wentt but I don't like the other cars I have looked at, so I'm looking for a used one - 2004 or 5!

I own a Rally Edition and love it! It is reliable, fun to drive, and low dollar maintenance vehicle. If you find one in nice condition, they are not that expensive and look more like today's suv's. They were ahead of there time.

This car was perfect. Great vehicle to own.this car was great transportation. Great in all types of weather.

I've had this vehicle since 2005 when I bought it new. Drove it on a military base and had a military troop just stop to enjoy the shiny and never seen base car that had just passed by them. I was told that they couldn't believe that their chaplain had a very impressive and intimidating car that they would love to have. My wife and I love it. Eventhough we purchase another car in the future we want to keep our Aztek and pass it on to our grandson. The drive has been excellent and mileage 151,400 feels new. Just a few issues like the radio and oil drips but they are not major issue.

I have had my Aztec for 10 years. I love it. I would buy another one today if they still made them. They did not sell well back then because the dealers did not have them on their regular lots, they kept them hidden away. If it had not been for one of the service staff. I would not have know that the dealer even had them. I was about to leave without buying anything that day. I have about 240,000 miles and it is still going. I did have to replace the transmission 2 years ago after hauling trailers all the way to California from 2004 to 2007. Why did they stop making them.

Owned since new in 2003. Have had normal low cost maintenance such as tires, brakes, oil changes etc. As a family of five, we've accumulated only 90,000 or so miles since purchased. Gas mileage is average and consistent in the hills or long flat roads. Car lasted several years beyond payoff, and has proven to have been a good buy for me and my family. My wife still loves to drive it, and I do too. My sister has one the same year, and has racked up a whopping 180,000 miles, and it's still going everyday too!

This is the worst car ever. It has terrible reliability. It has terrible looks. It has terrible performance. Sense a pattern? It has a very uncomfortable layout, is big and bulky. You may think it's a good value, but it's actually a terrible one, owing to the looks and reliability, mostly.