why does Pontiac say the Grand Prix is the most powerful car in its class?
11-30-2003, 08:47 AM
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Originally posted by redgoober4life
I think I'd rather have a GTP than a Maxima SE. But, that's just me.
I think I'd rather have a GTP than a Maxima SE. But, that's just me.
Unless you have already driven an SE maxima than i retract my previous statement. But have you driven the new Grand Prix???
11-30-2003, 09:52 AM
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Originally posted by honda_pilot
disgree. And drive a brand new or 2002 Maxima SE in 6-speed and you may have a differing opinion.
Unless you have already driven an SE maxima than i retract my previous statement. But have you driven the new Grand Prix???
disgree. And drive a brand new or 2002 Maxima SE in 6-speed and you may have a differing opinion.
Unless you have already driven an SE maxima than i retract my previous statement. But have you driven the new Grand Prix???
11-30-2003, 10:46 AM
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Originally posted by honda_pilot
disgree. And drive a brand new or 2002 Maxima SE in 6-speed and you may have a differing opinion.
Unless you have already driven an SE maxima than i retract my previous statement. But have you driven the new Grand Prix???
disgree. And drive a brand new or 2002 Maxima SE in 6-speed and you may have a differing opinion.
Unless you have already driven an SE maxima than i retract my previous statement. But have you driven the new Grand Prix???
11-30-2003, 01:05 PM
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Originally posted by redgoober4life
I don't care for the new Grand Prix, but the 97'+ are fairly nice. I haven't driven a manual Maxima, but I have driven autos. I don't know, quality for quality they felt about the same.
I don't care for the new Grand Prix, but the 97'+ are fairly nice. I haven't driven a manual Maxima, but I have driven autos. I don't know, quality for quality they felt about the same.
Originally posted by antennas up
a VQ35DE maxima with a 6 speed is a pleasure to drive. i miss living at home because my folks had a 2002. if pontiac made the grand prx with a manual, it might be different, i dont know. boost is fun though, but ive driven both and the maxima is a much better driving experience imo
a VQ35DE maxima with a 6 speed is a pleasure to drive. i miss living at home because my folks had a 2002. if pontiac made the grand prx with a manual, it might be different, i dont know. boost is fun though, but ive driven both and the maxima is a much better driving experience imo
11-30-2003, 01:17 PM
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Originally posted by honda_pilot
Agreed. The previous gen Grand Prix was better looking. But quality is def. not a question between the two. Fit and finish on the Maxima is better two-fold. Exterior design even looks as though more time and effort was placed in to it.
The VQ35 is a fine engine.
Agreed. The previous gen Grand Prix was better looking. But quality is def. not a question between the two. Fit and finish on the Maxima is better two-fold. Exterior design even looks as though more time and effort was placed in to it.
The VQ35 is a fine engine.
I must say it seems like the new Maxima took a dive. What is it? The old maximas used to be fun, the new one is boring. It's kind of like a 300M, it's an ok car but...why? There are so many better cars in the market for that amount of money I can't justify buying a Maxima.