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Pontiac Grand Prix 7th Gen

1997 – 2003

The Pontiac Grand Prix is a line of automobiles produced from 1962 to 2008 by General Motors under the Pontiac Division. Initially introduced as a full-size performance coupe in 1962, it underwent various changes in size, luxury, and performance throughout its different generations. It was the most expensive coupe in Pontiac's lineup until the 1970s, after which it transitioned to the intermediate and mid-size market segments. Key Points: - The Pontiac Grand Prix was introduced in 1962 as a performance-oriented luxury car in the full-size segment. - It evolved over subsequent generations in terms of size, luxury features, and performance. - The Grand Prix was initially a pillarless hardtop model from 1962 to 1972, except for the 1967 convertible. - It was the highest-priced coupe in Pontiac's lineup until the introduction of other exclusive models like the Bonneville Brougham and Firebird Trans Am. The Grand Prix lineup included both coupes and sedans, with the sedan models being produced from 1989 to 2008. The range catered to various market segments, starting as a premium full-size coupe and later transitioning to the personal luxury and mid-size markets. The Grand Prix was known for its blend of performance and luxury features, offering customers a unique driving experience throughout its production run.