2003 Pontiac Grand Prix

Pros: Acceleration, Steering/Handling/Braking, Features, Styling

Cons: HVAC/Radio controls a little too far

The Bottom Line: A great car that is an excellent choice for those looking for a sporty sedan!

Review: 2003 Pontiac Grand Prix SE 3.1L V6 4-Speed Auto: Intro: I decided to buy a Grand Prix about 6 months ago as I needed a 4-door. After half a year with this car, I absolutely love it. It was originally a service loaner at a Pontiac dealer and has ...

Pros: Very easy on the eyes, comfotable, great power

Cons: None that I can think of

Review: I just purchased the 2003 Pontiac Grand Prix GT. It has 35,800mi and is Redfire Metallic. Leather Interior, Power Moonroof, the standard 6 speaker stereo with CD player, dual climate control and power/heated driver seat. I love it. I feel very upscale ...

Pros: Styling, Power, Fully Loaded.

Cons: Some parts of the engine are hard to get to.

Review: I purchased this car used in 2004, it had quite a few miles on it at 36,000 but this is definitely the best car I have ever owned. It is loaded with options like 6-way power drivers seat, dual climate controls for driver and passenger as well as your ...

Pros: Interior, braking, acceleration, gas mileage.

Cons: Interior noise, control

Review: I like the comfort of the seats, however even though I have know I have a lot of control on the car I still feel as if I'm going to lose control of it. I'm not a big fan on how it reacts to the even the smallest bumps but I can get over that. All in ...

Pros: Exterior styling, power, steering feel

Cons: Front seats, rear seats, cheap busy interior, noisy trim over the bumps

The Bottom Line: My review of the 2004 has been moved to that listing. The 2003 looks good but lags the competition in most other areas.

Review: I originally placed my review of the 2004 Grand Prix here. I drove the car a couple months after it hit the market, yet it still took Epinions two more months to list the car. Now that the 2004 has been listed, I have updated my review based on a ...

Pros: dual climate controls. plenty of nifty options. plenty of horsepower.

Cons: poorly designed interior. excessive interior noise.

The Bottom Line: Look to foreign automakers for comparable models. Probably get better value and better craftsmanship.

Review: Hi. My mother owns this car. I have to ride in this car about two-three times each week, as we car pool to work together. Her vehicle is loaded with all the options. It has a leather interior, moon roof, rear spoiler, and all that stuff. No CD ...