1989 Pontiac Grand Am SE Coupe 1 Owner 2.3L 4cyl 48K Original Miles 2 Door
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- www.1ownercargu... This is a very nice 1989 Pontiac Grand Am SE Coupe that is a 1 Owner and ONLY has 48K Original Miles on it. This car is as clean as can be inside and out. Has the 2.3L 4cyl. Engine runs great and gets good MPG. You won't find a cleaner one. Rare with the white matching wheels. Make sure and check Out My channel I have Lots of 1 & 2 Owner Cars Trucks and SUV's on there and i sell them Cheap Also If You Subscribe You wont Miss out..;-) I Have a few Channels You can Access them Via My Main Channel page or also you can See the Links I post Below I will Also Post links to My websites and Facebook so you don't Miss any of the action Sign Up Everywhere!!..;-)
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From Wikipedia
For the 1985 model year, Pontiac re-used the Grand Am name for a new compact car to replace the aging and unpopular Phoenix (based on GM's X Body) using the new-for-1985 N Body. The Grand Am shared the same front-wheel drive platform as the Buick Somerset (renamed Skylark in 1987) and the Oldsmobile Calais. Initially, the Grand Am was available in base or plusher LE trim in coupes only. The 2.5L Tech IV was standard, while a 3.0L Buick V6 was optional. In 1986, a sedan and sportier SE trim were added. The SE trim had the V6 engine standard, lower body cladding, composite headlamps, a slightly revised interior with different cloth used on all seats and door panel inserts, full instrumentation, and came standard with 14" aluminum wheels.
The standard 1988 Pontiac Grand Am dash.
The base model was dropped after this model year.
A totally new front and rear fascia along with an interior redesign made news for 1989. The 2.5 gained balance shafts and an increase of power. The 2.3L 'LD2' Quad 4 replaced the 2.0L Turbo engine as standard equipment in the SE midway through the year. This was the final year that the 'Sport Bucket' seats were available to SE's.
The 2.3L 'LG0' Quad 4 was announced as being available late in the model year on Grand Am SE's; in fact this was a limited run car, of which only 200 were built. All 1989 2.3L 'LGO' Quad 4 Grand Am's were red on grey coupes, with standard appointments including (but not limited to) 16" machined face wheels. The 16" wheels were only optional to SE's.
This would be the first year that the Grand Am could be ordered with either 16" wheels, or a factory installed CD player.
Changes were minor for 1990 and 1991;
For 1990, a new High-Output version of the Quad 4 (mated to only a 5-speed manual) became the standard engine for the SE (opting for the automatic transmission changed the engine to the 2.3L 'LD2' Quad 4). The 16" wheels moved from the option list to standard equipment for the SE's this year. The LE gained a 'Sport Performance Package' (RPO: W32) late in the 1990 model year run. The W32 option included SE ground effects (minus wheel well flares), the same standard (as well as optional) "SE" drive train, 14" aluminum wheels, a larger front larger sway bar and a rear swaybar that were only otherwise available on the SE model.
For the most part, the final year of this body style was essentially a carry over year. The only changes were the addition of an Anti-lock Brakes System (ABS) as standard equipment for all Grand Am SE's (not available to LE's), and all 1991 model year cars received a redesigned "short throw" shifter (if opted with a five-speed transmission).
The Grand Am was redesigned for 1992.
This was my first car. Awesome memory here.
Mine too! It was fast!
Man wish still had this car I'd buy it in a second. Brings back memories when I was 16 had one loved it. Can't find em in that shape anymore i been looking for years.
I had one as a teenager and loved it. 2 door and fully loaded. It was made like a tank and my AC worked.
I had pretty much the same car. In 1996 someone fishtailed out of control on a road with slick ice and snow after a storm, and it was totaled.
I have the same one, but with the silver '3' spoke rims instead of the white. The motor is bad, but it came with three so I'm in the process of restoring it. The interior is immaculate and the exterior has a little rust, but nothing major, just near the wheel wells. Love, love, love this car.
How's the car look now?
This was my 1st car, when I acquired it it was 7rs old same colour perfect ,. I luved it, kicked a lot of ass on the street.
Kanye North it was also my first car. It was a rare model especially in Belgium, none had seen it before. Even in that time The Belgian police drove with Pontiac transport 2300 quad
What i Loved About Pontiac Is That Out Of All The GM Vehicles Every Pontiac Were The Sportiest Of Them All
aaah sweet!!!
I'm 15, soon turning 16, and this car is just standing in my backyard!
Next to it stands a Pontiac Fiero GT 1991, wich will be my first car (have to restorate it).
When I'm done with that, my next project will be this car you just showed!
Only mine has a manual transmission, instead of automatic transmission.
The manual is the High Output motor, you'll love it. Lot' of power.
I had a 89 LE but ordered with some package that gave it GT taillights and front for lights. Iron Duke for power, can't forget the switch on the door to activate all the speakers.
Had one of these but mine was a five speed. Awesome car. Tore up the roads with that nice one.
I swear these cars were the best sporty cars from the latest 80’s early 90’s. When yes, they were dependable, reliable and very compact and fun to drive. I remember my 88 , that car was the best I used to had. When it used to take me to places with a good gas mileage.
I had a 87 Blue coupe with the iron duke engine. Fun to drive. Loved that car. There was a White one with th ground effect in my neighbor hood. Real sharp. Always want to buy one to play with. The iron Duke travels on the freeway real good. I got about 31MPG.
I cant find the whole video. Still posted? I had a white 91 Grand am last year for that body style, best car I've ever owned
This was my first car. It was great and I loved it. It was old at the time because I had a 1992 Grand Am and owned it in 1989 but man I loved it. Wosh I still had one for old times dakes. I would still drive it sometimes.
I have this car, looks awesome in black. Plus, it's engine code "M"...2.0L turbo. Sweet car, even if it isn't running. Just haven't had the time. This car is fast, miss driving it.
That was a GM corperate engine that was developed by oldsmobile in 1988 to save olds from being dropped.
I bought this exact car new out of college. It was the best car! I should have NEVER gotten rid of it. I had it for nine years and it had NO issues. What is your price?
Boy!!! That's a nice looking car
No. The Quad 4 Lasted well into the 2000's, under different revisions and monikers.
wow thats cool in manual
Wish I could find one like this.
They are Great cars.. Im sorry i sold this one I do have a nice 1993 coming up really soon..;-)
you don't see these anymore, its sad and there prty cool cars.
Weren't Quad 4's unreliable though? I have a 1990 Olds. Cutlass Supreme, that thing runs SO weird, if any one of these things happen you get a noticeable performance drop with this engine: Humid out, cold out(below 35 degrees), hot out (over 80 degree's), raining out, using A/C(probably common), filling up somewhere like Hess instead of Valero/ Kwik Fill, very odd engine, gets great power though around fall and spring time (:
Nice! I had a neighbor back in the day with one!
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was an awesome car when new but motor was not reliable neither was the paint. this car must have been garaged and never drove and kept out of sunlight. it's beautiful. these cars was notorious for blowing head gaskets around 50,000-60,000 miles. when driven daily back around 89-91
Love it bine in one like it I think maybe one year order or newer
Nathan can't find the full review. Possible to have a link under show more with the full review link for easy direction. Thanks. Also where is the white Sunbird.
cool cars
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Very beautifull is Pontiac Grand Am 89
It was also called a quad 4.
Cool stuff,;-)
That sounds more like something simple thats hard to locate... Not the Motor.... But i dunno... I seen em with over 300k before..;-)
Love it
LOL Thats cool stuff...;-)
do you sitll have this car??
bravura in gta san andreas?
Cool stuff may be a nice project..;-)
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HELLO IS CAR FOR SALE
Well that blows..;-(
I like the next generation. This one was too square
I will give you $45,000
American money....fuck no
They are Great cars.. Im sorry i sold this one I do have a nice 1993 coming up really soon..;-)