Overview & Reviews

A 40th Anniversary option package can be added to GT and GTP coupes and sedans. SE and GT models also gain additional standard equipment.

• Strong powertrains, loads of features, fun to drive.

• Overcomplicated interior, cheap-looking dashboard plastic and switchgear.

User Reviews:

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  40th Anniversary - 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix
  By Buster - April 7 - 6:36 pm

  We purchased a 40th anniversary model, which was hard to find, but we were lucky enough to find one at a local dealership. So far we love the car. We compared it to many other models, even the Jag X-type. But dollar for dollar, it seemed like the best value. So far we dont regret that decision. The car has plenty of power (we didnt go with the GTP becuase of the 93 octane gas requirement). This car handles well, accelerates very well and has plenty of interior room. Once we fot used to it, we find the heads up display very useful. Keeps reminding you of your speed. We wouls strongly recommend this car.

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  Best car made - 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix
  By Lori Davenport - March 2 - 3:33 pm

  We purchased this car 3 years ago and took many trips in it. It is very comfortable, reliable, and fun to drive. It is one of the best cars I have ever owned. I will purchase another one when I get this paid off. It has everything you could ever want in it and I have never had any problems with it. It is an awesome car and I am proud to own a Pontiac considering I was a Chevrolet Monte carlo person. The Pontiac Gran Prix is the best car made and I would not trade it for anything. The gas mileage I get is amazing. I will buy another one and highly recommend this car to anyone looking to buy a car.

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  Great Car! (PS - Wade B. is a retard) - 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix
  By GTP - February 22 - 7:03 pm

  Chevy doesnt sell a supercharged Camaro. That would be custom work. And cost around 8 grand. Did you know doing custom work on your car like that voids your warranty? What about a Mustang Saleen S351? A nice supercharged V8 muscle car! All for the low price of 56,000 dollars. Over 2 times the price of a GTP. For what? 2 cylinders and a bigger supercharger? Big whoop. 56 grand is a 2 year old Viper. Or a Z06. You need to learn about cars before you rate them.

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  AMAZING CAR!!! - 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix
  By Scarface - January 29 - 2:00 am

  I bought this car used in August and I absolutly love it. It has great power when you need it but gets excellect milage when you are easy on the gas and best of all, it looks AWESOME!! I recommend this car to anyone who wants a decent size car that is quite quick and not as cheap feeling as the smaller compacts.

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  Great Anniversary - 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix
  By John - January 26 - 3:10 pm

  Love the feel and handling of this wonderful anniversary automobile. Brakes are excellent, the supercharger is steady and powerful, interior is well appointed. I like the heads up display (not at first but it grew on me). Dark Cherry is a beautiful choice for an anniversary edition, performance is steady and true. Needless to say...really like this car.

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  GREAT CAR - 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix
  By MARPAR - December 21 - 10:00 am

  HAVE NEVER HAD BACK TO DEALER FOR ANYTHING. DO MY OWN MAINT. (OIL, TIRE ROTATION, ETC). CAR RUNS PERFECT & DRIVES LIKE NEW. RIDE IS A LITTLE STIFF AFTER YOUVE BEEN IN IT FOR AWHILE BUT ITS A SPORT SEDAN, NOT A HIGHWAY CRUISER.

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  Cool hoop - 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix
  By Chris - October 10 - 1:46 am

  I have had this car for about 2 years. It has about 40,000 miles on it and has been very reliable. My only complaint is that the body moldings on the two rear doors are separating from the door. Also, the front air cowl is too low and hits the parking curbs. All in all, this has been a very good car for me.

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  200k and going strong - 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix
  By jazbo01 - August 4 - 6:33 pm

  Update to a review a few years ago..my GP now was 200,000 on it, no visible rust we have owned it for the past 100,000 miles and the only work done to it has been maintenance NO issues-ever starts and runs whether its 100* or -40*. I drove this car back and forth for training 800 miles a week in -20 to -40 degree winter and the car avg 28.3mpg over the 6 week time frame..unreal! I have no plans on selling this car until it rots out and then ill buy another one. Great car!

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  I love it! - 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix
  By Andorbal - June 29 - 4:56 am

  Ive had this car for over two years now and have had no problems with it (which would be expected for a car thats only two years old!) It still drives like it did when it was new and Im amazed at the highway gas mileage! We just got a 2005 Subaru Forester and while I love that car and really like the all-wheel drive, my Grand Prix is still the car I prefer driving.

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  Mixed Emotions - 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix
  By MarkNY - May 30 - 10:00 am

  This car is very fun the drive, very responsize handling. Ive had horrible problems with premature tire wear. Ive had to get is aligned 3 times since my purchase. Ive gone through 2 sets of tires, and only have 13K miles in it. The dealer told me I am beating the car, but I drive like Im the grand marshall of a parade. Most of the car is built really well. But in the truck, they placed this little flimsy plug for the light right in the way of the trunk space. Whenever placing large items in the trunk, I crack it off. It sticks out like a sort thumb. The engineer who designed that needs to be fired, and gives quality engineers a bad name.