1991 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP 3.4 DOHC V6 from North America
Summary:
Inexpensive Sports car
Faults:
Brakes seem to be a major problem.
3.4 liter v6 is a higher maintenance.
Front shocks struts needed new mounts.
Drive shaft bearings replaced.
Headliner fabric falling down.
Records show that the transmission was replaced.
Engine Control Module needed to be replaced.
Rewired some circuitry involving some emission control sensors.
Ignition control module, and coil packs burned out leaving me stranded at work.
General Comments:
Very comfortable ride.
Other 1990 to 1995 Grand Prix owners hesitate on challenging me to a race because of the 'Grand Touring Package 5-speed' emblem.
The interior has no burn holes, tears, stains, or broken moldings.
Everyday I look forward to taking my car out for a drive, and miss my car when it needs repair.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes
Review Date: 13th April, 2003
25th Feb 2005, 23:33
I love my 1991 Grand Prix too. They do show there age though. I noticed you had a problem with the door handles. This is common in fact I ripped off both of mine. It is not so much the handles though it is the hinges for some reason after 10 years they were out under the weight of the doors. They are cheap to replace, but don't let it go for to long. If you notice you have to pull the handles a few times to open them get the hinges changed immediately.. Although it is cool being the only person who knows how to operate them, it is not cool to have to buy new handles.