Pontiac Grand Am Parts

When it launched in 1973 the Pontiac Grand Am utilized the GM A-body platform that was powering multiple GM vehicle models. The 1986 Pontiac Grand Am SE model used a 2.8L V6 engine which delivered 170 lb-ft of torque. Automatic transmission systems on Pontiac Grand Am vehicles received continuous upgrades throughout the years starting with early three-speed automatics followed by the introduction of four-speed automatics in the 1990s thus enhancing both driving control and efficiency. A remodeling in 1996 brought a contemporary update to the vehicle through new front appearance and exterior redesign. Safety features multiplied on this model since it retained dual airbags from previous models but added upgraded audio systems to the mix. Body cladding removal during the 2003 Pontiac Grand Am SE production proved beneficial for creating a sleek modern appearance that current consumers wanted to see on the market. During its production period of 1999 through 2005 the Pontiac Grand Am earned a 'Poor' grade for frontal crash testing from the IIHS which demonstrated some safety deficiencies of the vehicle. The maintenance of Pontiac Grand Am relies on genuine components because they fulfill production standards with premium materials to maximize peak operational performance.