Description

As the 2003 season begins, both the GT coupe and GTP coupe editions of Pontiac?s midsize front-wheel-drive Grand Prix series are disappearing. The sedans in those trim levels remain on sale and will now be available with Limited Edition packages. Rear reading lamps, assist grips, a full overhead console and a CD player with six-speaker sound are now standard. A head-up instrument display is offered as a stand-alone option. Long known for its familiar Wide Track stance, Pontiac?s sporty midsize comes in an SE trim with a 3.1-liter V-6 engine, as the GT with a 3.8-liter V-6 and in a GTP trim with a supercharged V-6. In size and price, the Grand Prix fits between the compact Grand Am and the full-size Bonneville. A next-generation Grand Prix ? evolved from the G-Force show car seen at the Chicago Auto Show in February 2002 ? could arrive in 2004. The Grand Prix badge has a distinguished heritage that dates back to 1962.