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Read more about the 2008 Grand Prix
The Pontiac Grand Prix Sedan-Test Drive this Sports Sedan
Officially, the Grand Prix is a sedan. But it really feels more like a 4 door five-passenger racecar. With WideTrack stance and a standard V6 engine, the Grand Prix is a sports sedan that brings power to the forefront. The GXP trim ups the ante with available vehicle stability enhancement system, Head-Up Display, and an impressive 303 horsepower 5.3L V8 engine-the most powerful V8 in its class. In addition, drivers can push the perfomance to the max with packages like Performace Brakes and Special Edition, which can be added on to both Grand Prix sedans.
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