Overview & Reviews

User Reviews:

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  Versatility and Good Looks - 2000 Pontiac Montana
  By edmundsfan - August 24 - 11:16 pm

  I bought this van after owning a very sporty red Grand Prix. Im one of "those" who thought Id never own a minivan. The versatility is what still amazes me. We pop out the seats to take it trout fishing, biking, or to pick up a new appliance. We can take the whole family to dinner - 2 car seats and 4 grown ups. Elderly parents have no problem getting into the seats. My work for a nonprofit clothing closet is a breeze with hanging space for a full rack of clothes. The traction control feature keeps me on the road in Michigan winters. Fold the 3rd row seating and a large dog rides very comfortably. Sport suspension makes this van fun to drive. It is easy to maneuver into tight parking spots.

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  Best Pontiac I have had so far..... - 2005 Pontiac Montana
  By J.Briscoe - August 18 - 7:23 am

  I rented the SV6 for our Grand Canyon vacation this year. With 2 12 yrs olds, a 17 yr old and 2 adults traveling together - we loved it. Plenty of room and everyone had excellent views while traveling. We were impressed enough to trade in my 2000 Boneville for a 2005 SV6. For me at 53" the SV6 in much more confortable to drive than my Bonneville had been.I commute 65 miles roundtrip each week day and after driving the SV6 for two weeks - I am very pleased with it.After 2 Bonnevilles and a Grand Am this is my favorite Pontiac yet.It doesnt feel like a minivan at all - sure doesnt look like one either.

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  Loved It - 2000 Pontiac Montana
  By kat83704 - August 7 - 6:56 am

  This was the best minivan I have ever owned. I never had any problems with it and it was very reliable transportation. I had two children that were in car seats when this van was purchased, so the dual sliding doors came in very handy.

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  2003 Montana Luxury AWD - 2003 Pontiac Montana
  By ralphoid - August 6 - 4:36 pm

  Very Happy except for storage space in the front seating area. Fun to drive, economical and spacious.

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  Happy Montana Owner - 2000 Pontiac Montana
  By water well owner - July 31 - 9:50 am

  Bought this van nearly 8 years ago after driving most other domestic vans. This one by far the best! Have over 196,000 miles on it and still love it! Have been looking around at something to replace it, but cant find anything that is as roomy or has the big comfy seats. This has been such a great vehicle, were spoiled and cant find anything that is worth replacing it with.

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  More Good Than Bad - 2000 Pontiac Montana
  By jpollock - June 20 - 7:03 pm

  I purchased this 2000 Pontiac Montana new. Features power sliding door, climate control, power seats, etc. Payed $32k new for it, not worth that much, maybe close to $20k. All GMs vans had problems, this is by far the best out of the three though. There are about 127k miles on it now, its still running ok, but needs new head gaskets soon, so will be trading in shortly. For the most part the quad seating and roomy interior was a great van for a family of four and the dog!

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  the pontiac montana - 1999 Pontiac Montana
  By smiley - June 16 - 10:00 am

  we were in a car accident and my two children were not hurt. The rear end that was hit at about 35 mph was damaged and was almost totalled but we all walked away from the crash with very minial injuries.

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  I feel sorry for those other moms - 1999 Pontiac Montana
  By ahtoone - May 24 - 10:00 am

  For someone who never wanted a minivan, I sure cant live without mine! I researched them all. The Montana extended was the only one (at the time) to have 8 seats that can all be moved around. The engine and all the major parts have never had to be serviced. The brakes wear out fast and the cup holders broke right away. The rubber seals on the doors keep rotting out even though I keep my van in the garage! The kids seat belts have been replaced twice. Overall Im VERY happy with the van. Its dependable and the important parts have always run well. Its roomy, comfortable, and with the suspension package upgrade, it drives like a sedan, not a van.

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  Small Problems from the Start - 2003 Pontiac Montana
  By dcrambler - May 24 - 10:00 am

  Great deal when you factor in both the Montana Vision and regular factory rebates. Walked away with the MV FWD for less than $21K after GM card maximum credit allowance. Overall build is less than desirable - have had door handle, rattle and lug cap problems in the first month plus horrible warranty service from a local Pontiac dealership. Still couldnt pass up the overall low price when compared to the Odyssey.

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  My Montana - 2005 Pontiac Montana
  By Matthew Pellegrini - May 13 - 1:20 am

  I just bought a new Montana and would not buy anything else. The ease the handling and the style of the montana compare to no other min van classification. To top it off all the repair bills I had on the other one was oil changes no major repairs that is reliability. Thanks Pontiac for making such a great car!