Pontiac says the new 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix sedan will begin at $21,760 manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP), not including destination charges of $635. The higher-powered Grand Prix GTP starts at $25,860 MSRP (also plus destination fees); the GTP equipped with the Competition Group suspension package will cost an additional $1395. The differences in price are horsepower-biased: the GT delivers 200 hp, while the supercharged GTP makes 260 hp. The Grand Prix will be produced at General Motors Oshawa, Ontario, assembly plant beginning in February 2003.

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Not a fan of pontiac grand prix, but this one looks better than the previous one. At least the new pontiacs now has a cleaner bodylines. And from what I heard, a modded GTP can go pretty fast

 

Better. Then again, I can think of so many other cars I rather have for about 25k.

 

That looks better than my mom's 2000 Grand Prix GT. She spent $800 over two months repairing Rear Main Seal & Oil pan leaks. At 44K. :madfawk: Pontiac

 

The 3800 engine has always been prone to that problem. Funny how they have yet to recall it, given the engine is about 30 years old.