so i rode in a Grand Prix GT
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LOL, there isn't one American based car that has good quality interior.
Even Bonnies are full of plastic up the wa-zoo...yeah I said "wa-zoo".
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LOL, there isn't one American based car that has good quality interior.
Even Bonnies are full of plastic up the wa-zoo...yeah I said "wa-zoo".
Even Bonnies are full of plastic up the wa-zoo...yeah I said "wa-zoo".
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Originally Posted by Krazy Kyle
Hmmm... how do the earlier generation GPs compare, like around a 94-96 GP? It was the previous body style...
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Originally Posted by fantastic88
LOL, there isn't one American based car that has good quality interior.
Even Bonnies are full of plastic up the wa-zoo...yeah I said "wa-zoo".
Even Bonnies are full of plastic up the wa-zoo...yeah I said "wa-zoo".
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"Performance Edition" and wow, i'm underwhelmed.
same feeling of the motor being winded out and out of breath past 3000rpm... 4500 was hit
the interior is just SOOOOO cheap... cheap cheap cheap black plastic everywhere. Gimme the '91 SSE interior, ktnx.
ride? bumps linger around longer with the same firmness. I think I'm used to the floatiness.
Please tell me the GTP is leaps and bounds over the GT.![Roll Eyes](https://www.gmforum.com/gm/images/smilies/rolleyes.gif)
same feeling of the motor being winded out and out of breath past 3000rpm... 4500 was hit
the interior is just SOOOOO cheap... cheap cheap cheap black plastic everywhere. Gimme the '91 SSE interior, ktnx.
ride? bumps linger around longer with the same firmness. I think I'm used to the floatiness.
Please tell me the GTP is leaps and bounds over the GT.
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The GTP has the same interior but the steering is more stiff (Suspension) and of coarse its supeercharged.
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Originally Posted by Jim W
Originally Posted by fantastic88
LOL, there isn't one American based car that has good quality interior.
Even Bonnies are full of plastic up the wa-zoo...yeah I said "wa-zoo".
Even Bonnies are full of plastic up the wa-zoo...yeah I said "wa-zoo".
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I've had a GTP and 2 SSEi'*. The GTP was quick, light, and powerful enough for my needs. It was a great family car and at the time fit the budget. If your looking for raw unadulterated power, it can be had with the GTP or even Regal GS. If your looking for good power with a little more luxury look at the Bonneville, or Park Avenues. If your looking for high end luxury then your going to pay for it in the form of BMW and Lexus and Mercedes.
This has been stated before, but just because you have one bad experienace in a car does mean the entire model, line, or company is bad.
This has been stated before, but just because you have one bad experienace in a car does mean the entire model, line, or company is bad.
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Originally Posted by Rogue
I've had a GTP and 2 SSEi'*. The GTP was quick, light, and powerful enough for my needs. It was a great family car and at the time fit the budget. If your looking for raw unadulterated power, it can be had with the GTP or even Regal GS. If your looking for good power with a little more luxury look at the Bonneville, or Park Avenues. If your looking for high end luxury then your going to pay for it in the form of BMW and Lexus and Mercedes.
This has been stated before, but just because you have one bad experienace in a car does mean the entire model, line, or company is bad.
This has been stated before, but just because you have one bad experienace in a car does mean the entire model, line, or company is bad.