I own a 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP.I got the car in excellent exterior condition,in 2020, considering that it was20 years old. The old engine has never let me down (unless you consider listing to audio for four hours and draining the battery). Its interior needed a bit of tlc when I got it,and so far I’ve put around 30,000 miles on it. But power? Ahhh,yes. And currently making 25.2 miles per gallon. Longest trip I ever took it on was 13 hours straight through, talk about comfort. It also hit,subdued and recovered from a deer as well.😏 I then fixed it,and am still using it today. It’s a perfect car for someone introduced to the Grand Prix,but wanting to upgrade from a GT. The only downside is that,because of their age and lack of care in their younger days,these cars are getting increasingly hard to find in nice shape. Most of them are rusted out and banged up like tin cans. So if you’re shopping around,look for a GTP with as little rust as possible,sit back and let the adventure begin!

I had gotten this car for my graduation in 2019. I had drivin it lots before. VERY reliable and very safe. I wrecked in Oct. 2019 and had no injuries other than whiplash. Very safe and never had any problems other than replacing a few minor things.

The steering is phenomenally responsive, the gauges and controls are well placed, the side mirrors are large enough to show what needs to be seen...and the 3.8 liter V6 lives up to the raves I hear from every mechanic and/or 'motorhead' I know! I was lucky enough to find an extremely low-mileage example of this model, but it ain't staying 'low mileage' for long!