2002 Pontiac Grand Prix

Pros: Good looks, comfortable ride, relatively good gas mileage.
Cons: Replaced 3 of 4 window regulators, replaced master brake cylinder since purchase

I purchased a used (34,000 miles) private party, new car trade 2002 Grand Prix GT about 18 months ago. I liked the color, looks, ride and price. It was my first return to American cars after years of owning German and Japanese sports cars and sedans.

All in all, I continue to enjoy the GT---however, I have had to replace 3 of the 4 window regulators (at about $460 each since I didn't purchase the VERY expensive dealer-offered extended warranty at the time of purchase) at my own expense.

Other out-of-pocket expenses have been for a new master brake cylinder and 2 new front rotors.

Otherwise, the car has been relatively trouble free and while I'm thinking of getting something newer, I have no reason pushing me to head to the dealership.

Pros: Handles well. Comfortable. Spacious trunk. Nice looking inside and out. Built-in theft deterrant.
Cons: I cannot think of a single thing that I do not like about this car!

I bought my 2002 Grand Prix with 6000 miles on it. I have had it almost two years now and still LOVE it! It's a comfortable & reliable car that handles very well, especially in the snow. It has a sport suspension, so it doesn't ride really smooth. However, I was rear-ended at 30 miles an hour and pushed into the cars in front of me. My car (and the 1995 Grand Prix that hit me) sustained the least amount of damage. The only problem I have had mechanically is the heat fan broke on level 1 & 2 (no big deal - covered under warranty).