deet deet deet deet deet!!!! this just in...

PMD will continue to make the grand am so they can push it off as a fleet car vs having to make the G6 as a fleet car also then have a G6 goin down the dumper in resale value ( can some say grand prix).

plus they have to keep the factory workers workin as per their contract.. even harder now that summer is coming.

'05 GTO 400HP Now that will

we get a pretty healthy discount from my employer because we a major supplier of plastics to GM...(usually around $3k or so) and you get that on top of whatever rebate is being offered...I know of a lot of guys that have bought new trucks and got nice decked out machines for under $25k...but thats still too rich for my blood...I bought my share of brand new rides when I was younger but I'm thru taking the depreciation hit no matter how much initial discount you get. I think I can be just as happy,( as my present ride proves to me) that can buy a clean, much cheaper used car and be just as excited as if I bought a new one...to each his own...I certainly wont scoff at anyone buying new cars as its helping to keep me in a job! I just dont see myself doing it ever again.

I just bought my first new car and i will probably buy new again, unless i get a really good deal used new is the way to go, you know where the car has been its whole life!

I think pontiac has failed us again. Just looking at information on there website and there is no mention of the original 6 SPD transmission i ready about.....maybe next time There is also no mention fo the 250 horse version.......ill keep my grand prix now.

LOL read my post

NEW CARS OVER THE YEARS!

I will never (I hope) buy a used car again

Just an FYI for those that didn't know: The Grand Prix designation was G8. Not sure if GM will replace the Grand Prix down the road with an actual car called a "G8" but thats what the prototype / show car Grand Prix was called.

Seeing how the "Grand Am" is being phased out for the "G6" it's certainly possible for the "Grand Prix" name to be replaced with a "G8".

Pontiac Prices G6 from $21,300

Pontiac is hoping to move its Grand Am successor up a notch - and following that, the pricetag for the new G6 sedan will begin at $21,300, the brand announced on Thursday. The pricetag includes a destination charge of $625. The GT version of the sedan reaches up to $23,925, while more versions of the G6 - the GTP sedan, a coupe and hardtop convertible - will be announced in the future. Sales of the G6 sports sedan begin in September 2004. Standard equipment on the G6 includes a 200-hp, 3.5-liter V-6; a four-panel panoramic sunroof will be optional.