Overview & Reviews

User Reviews:

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  Great room, BAD WIPERS - 2004 Pontiac Montana
  By mashbs - November 5 - 2:00 am

  I have owned my Montana for 3 years now, and each winter I have to take it in to get the wipers fixed. The wipers tend to freeze and then stick down in the compartment, then wiper motor gets blown when you turn on the wipers.

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  Montana - 1999 Pontiac Montana
  By foster - October 22 - 2:00 am

  The electrical functions of this car were always a concern to us. Also the interior parts of the car that are made up of plastic cracked or broke and needed to be replaced.

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  Rolling Movie House - 2005 Pontiac Montana
  By Pierre S. - August 30 - 7:40 pm

  The front driver/passenger have a fairly good ride Transmission is smooth with plenty of motor power. Misleading ads when it comes to available storage space, compared to the previous models. This model is drifting away from its true mission of what a mini van should stand for. It was poorly conceived to carry baggage with the seats folded. There is a need to increase the size door pockets to storage. This model has too much for for movie goers, with 4 oversized hardplastic headset holders poorly located for passagers own comfort, 2 pop-corn table with plenty of pop holders. The passagers second row of seat has a lot to be desired with restricted leg room. They did away with fog lights

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  Time for another vehicle - 2001 Pontiac Montana
  By Darla - August 23 - 10:00 am

  I bought my mini-van in 2006, and it had 95,000 miles on it. For the first two years, it did great. I took it on vacations with no problems whatsoever. And the best part was that there was plenty of room for everyone. In 2008, I had to replace the head gasket and intake gaskets. It had been overheating. Thats been the biggest expense. Recently, at 165,000 miles Ive noticed that if I turn the AC on for long periods of time when driving, it tends to run hot. I have not let it overheat, but it does run hot. Im also noticing the transmission is sticking. The power sliding door has a mind of its own, sometimes works and sometimes not.

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  Sporty!!! - 2005 Pontiac Montana
  By Delaware Hobbs - August 10 - 6:16 am

  I knew as soon as I saw this coming attraction that I would have to hold off purchasing a new minivan until it arrived. I bought a Montana in 98 and knew that I didnt want another minivan unless it was another Montana. I was not disappointed by the look and style - Its the only truly sporty minivan as far as Im concerned. I didnt plan on buying leather this time but I felt the cloth interior just looked too cheap. It seems to handle fine but even though the engine is 3.5 instead of 3.4, Im not convinced it performs better than my old one. There are little things I miss such as a light in the glove compartment, aux pwr outlet up front, dash space, reclining rear seats, see below

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  Pontiac Montana - 2002 Pontiac Montana
  By Jim McCarty - May 28 - 3:20 am

  The only real complaint I have is wind noise around the sliding doors. It is so loud carring on a conversation is difficult. Is there a way to tighten the sliding doors so they close tighter?

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  So Far, So Good... - 2001 Pontiac Montana
  By Auntbetty - May 25 - 3:13 pm

  Weve had our Montana for 5 years and it had 60k miles when we bought it. Now it has 175k on it and seems to be doing ok. No major repairs and have avoided the head gasket issue. The intake manifold gaskets had been done before we bought it. Basically just routine maintenance (brakes, wheel bearings in front, tires). Its not as tight as a Honda or Toyota, but thats a given so dont expect it to be since youre paying thousands less for a comparable year. Fuel mileage is very good for a van (20-24mpg depending on season).

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  Great Van - 2000 Pontiac Montana
  By abtowell - May 17 - 10:00 am

  Great two year experience - only problem was a misaligned hood latch and a flimsy cup holder.

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  montana - 2005 Pontiac Montana
  By SAMUELLAUGHLIN - March 26 - 10:00 am

  COULD HAVE USED MORE SOUND DAMPERING MATERIAL. POWER SEATS SHOULD BE STANDARD.

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  Decent vehicle - 2004 Pontiac Montana
  By John Wiltfong Jr - March 1 - 5:43 pm

  Leased the van with 6 miles showing on the odometer and now currently have 46,500. On long trips, it is comfortable but lacks power when I am driving over the mountains into NC.