1994 Pontiac Grand Am GT from North America - Comments

Well, to start out with the car drove fine for the first year. When the mileage on the car reached approx. 23,000 the Serpentine belt assembly/tensioner fell off the motor while driving. I was driving down a very busy road with my 6 month old son when this took place. The brakes locked up along with the steering wheel. I almost got into an accident and barely got into a parking lot. This was in the middle of winter on icy roads.

I have had nothing but a head ache with this car. There was a leak at 31,000 miles from the oil pan located at the bottom of the engine. Which cost me an arm and a leg to replace the seal.

Then again at 85,000 miles it began leaking agian. The engine shakes horribly. It almost dies at every light since 70,000 miles.

I am replacing spark plugs as often as oil changes almost.

The windows go down sideways and need once agian the power window assembly and tension bars to be replaced with is close to $600 a set.

The electrical system is shot. I had to take all of my interior lights out because they will not shut off. Although a mechanic fixed this once. The switches have been replaced.

The brakes are constantly needing replacement along with the rotors.

The gas cap on this car doesn't want to shut or lock.

The drivers side window because it rolled down sideways broke the interior door handle of the drivers side thus preventing me from getting out of the car on the drivers side.

The transmission has had to have several transmission flushes because it locks up on me and needed replacement at 45,000 miles.

The car dies while driving down the road with no warning the electrical system cuts off and the car dies. Unable to control the car barely can get it to the side of the road and have spun out of control once from this.

This car has had too many problems too list and the cost of repair is ungodly.

If you do not own this car. Save yourself the cost of repair and heartache of having to pretty much replace everything in it. Settle for anything besides Pontiac .

I have contacted the manufacturer and have been pretty much turned away from any help. This car should be a recall. In my eyes it's a death trap.

I also have Pontiac grand am gt, but the only thing wrong with mine is the window. I personally think it's a great car for the price you most likely don't do routine checks.

I also owned a 1994 Pontiac Grand Am GT from the day it rolled off the lot up until a week ago when it was stolen from me by a reckless driver. That car was the best car I have ever owned or driven. It had exceptional handling and was incredibly well constructed. The only real trouble I ever had was when a piston in the engine blew at 140000 miles and I replaced the entire engine without a second thought. If I could've saved it this time, I would've paid any price that was asked.

Pontiac made an amazing car that year. It's a shame they threw that all out the window when their new style came out. I can only pray to someday find another one that somebody else took care of like I did mine.