Bonneville? :cry:
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They are cutting it because alot more Grand Prix'* are on the road if you havent noticed. It like the Mustang principle, odds are if you throw a rock you will hit a Mustang (or Grand Prix). And it'* a good car for the money. And I think the GX/P is like a final hurrah for the Bonneville. I will make sure to make fun of Grand Prix guys when I am running 13'* all motor using all their experience and mods.
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I don't think they can kill the Bonneville. They sell around 70,000 a year I think. When it the 2000 generation appeared there was a 100% increase in sales for the month. The nameplate has been around for over 35 years. I think they are liars.
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speedyguy: they put an oldsmobile 4.0L v8 in an intrigue one time.
Intrigues are the same frame as the gp, so it can be done.
There is another company that has a 5.0L cadillac northstar engine in a lumina.
Intrigues are the same frame as the gp, so it can be done.
There is another company that has a 5.0L cadillac northstar engine in a lumina.
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A Motortrend hinted at Pontiac was working out the Bonne. "Like the rest of the Pontiac line, Grand Am will have shed its cladding by '05. The division'* lineup is in flux, with Bob Lutz ordering myriad changes to the entire GM line. One casualty is the Pontiac Banner, which was the plan for an upper-midsize car to take the place of the Bonneville, taking on such affordable sport sedans as Acura'* TL." Pg 25 April 2002 Issue
Line up any one of those Acuras in the street I'll rip 'em all and I got 130K miles on my engine.
Anyway, I hadn't heard a model year until this post, and I find it a strange coincidence that '04, the year of the alledged death of the bonne, is also the year that the GP gets the new body style it'* been needing for years (as well as elimanating the coupe version).
Long live Bonneville!!
Line up any one of those Acuras in the street I'll rip 'em all and I got 130K miles on my engine.
Anyway, I hadn't heard a model year until this post, and I find it a strange coincidence that '04, the year of the alledged death of the bonne, is also the year that the GP gets the new body style it'* been needing for years (as well as elimanating the coupe version).
Long live Bonneville!!
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On 2002-05-07 20:28, bandgeek wrote:
A Motortrend hinted at Pontiac was working out the Bonne. "Like the rest of the Pontiac line, Grand Am will have shed its cladding by '05. The division'* lineup is in flux, with Bob Lutz ordering myriad changes to the entire GM line. One casualty is the Pontiac Banner, which was the plan for an upper-midsize car to take the place of the Bonneville, taking on such affordable sport sedans as Acura'* TL." Pg 25 April 2002 Issue
Line up any one of those Acuras in the street I'll rip 'em all and I got 130K miles on my engine.
Anyway, I hadn't heard a model year until this post, and I find it a strange coincidence that '04, the year of the alledged death of the bonne, is also the year that the GP gets the new body style it'* been needing for years (as well as elimanating the coupe version).
Long live Bonneville!!
A Motortrend hinted at Pontiac was working out the Bonne. "Like the rest of the Pontiac line, Grand Am will have shed its cladding by '05. The division'* lineup is in flux, with Bob Lutz ordering myriad changes to the entire GM line. One casualty is the Pontiac Banner, which was the plan for an upper-midsize car to take the place of the Bonneville, taking on such affordable sport sedans as Acura'* TL." Pg 25 April 2002 Issue
Line up any one of those Acuras in the street I'll rip 'em all and I got 130K miles on my engine.
Anyway, I hadn't heard a model year until this post, and I find it a strange coincidence that '04, the year of the alledged death of the bonne, is also the year that the GP gets the new body style it'* been needing for years (as well as elimanating the coupe version).
Long live Bonneville!!
Think I can get a $40,000 loan at 19? lol
I doubt a petition would be very effective.
We don't even have very many members...
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Well, we could try to team up with bonneville intensity; or if we were really daring we could have a national get-together thing; you know like saturn does.
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On 2002-05-08 10:52, bandgeek wrote:
Well, we could try to team up with bonneville intensity; or if we were really daring we could have a national get-together thing; you know like saturn does.
Well, we could try to team up with bonneville intensity; or if we were really daring we could have a national get-together thing; you know like saturn does.
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If enough people got involved we could have regionals, as long as it looks well organized - like we can make say 6 (some arbitrary number for now) regions, but we all have our shin-dig on the last Sunday in August or something. As long as it grabs the attention of Bob Lutz and crew, we might have something.
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On 2002-05-08 15:25, bandgeek wrote:
If enough people got involved we could have regionals, as long as it looks well organized - like we can make say 6 (some arbitrary number for now) regions, but we all have our shin-dig on the last Sunday in August or something. As long as it grabs the attention of Bob Lutz and crew, we might have something.
If enough people got involved we could have regionals, as long as it looks well organized - like we can make say 6 (some arbitrary number for now) regions, but we all have our shin-dig on the last Sunday in August or something. As long as it grabs the attention of Bob Lutz and crew, we might have something.