Model Years

1991, 1990, 1989, 1988, 1987, 1986, 1985

Fuel Economy

19-23 mpg

What to Know

While there aren’t many 3rd generation Grand Ams on the road anymore, they were at one point one of GM’s fastest selling cars. This was the start of GM’s N-body platform– and the first widely used platform for GM’s “Iron Duke” 2.5 liter 4-cylinder engine– which made up for its lack of performance with its longevity.

 

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Reliability

Issues: Countless Small Issues, A/C System, Body Rust, Clear Coat Peeling, Electrical System, Interior Issue, Misc Engine Component, Poor Quality Paint, Transmission, Suspension
Lifespan Estimate: 160000 miles

Performance

Horsepower: 90 - 180hp
0-60 Time: 7.2 seconds
1/4 Mile Time: 15.6 seconds

Cost of Ownership

Depreciation: Minimal <5% per year
Maintenance Costs: Moderate
Average Insurance Costs in : Low

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