Uploaded October 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Hello everybody to another car commercial of the past! Here today, we have a unique car commercial for you guys. A commercial that features the Pontiac Grand Prix for 1990, with the voice of Patrick Stewart narrating over the commercial! Lets hop into the specifications of the Grand Prix shall we?
The Grand Prix had a base 3.1 Liter, 6 cylinder engine that produced 140 horsepower at 4400 RPM with 185 LB-FT of Torque at 3200 RPM. A more powerful 3.4 Liter V6 that produced 210 Horsepower was available as an option.
The base transmission on the Grand Prix was a 3 speed automatic, with a 4 speed automatic and 5 speed manual being available as options. Fuel mileage with the optional 4 speed automatic was a decent 17 MPG city, 28 MPG highway.
Two body styles were offered on the Grand Prix; a 2 door coupe or 4 door sedan. The GT model trim only came in a 2 door coupe.
Three trim levels were offered on the Grand Prix; the LE base trim, the SE mid range trim, the more luxurious STE model trim, and the sport oriented GT trim. The MSRP for the LE entry level trim in a 4 door sedan layout was $14,779, the MSRP for the SE mid range trim was $15,769, the MSRP for the luxury STE model trim in a 4 door layout was $20,479 and the MSRP for the 2 door GT coupe was $19,369.
If you wanted a modestly priced sport oriented 2 and 4 door vehicle that was Domestic, provided somewhat good performance, matched with decent gas mileage and sleek looks in 1990, then the Pontiac Grand Prix was the car for you.
There are many more old car commercials uploaded on my channel and many more to come, so check my channel often for more videos!
(Disclosure: I do not own this old car advertisement commercial as it belongs to the General Motors Automobile Corporation.)
Hello everybody to another car commercial of the past! Here today, we have a unique car commercial for you guys. A commercial that features the Pontiac Grand Prix for 1990, with the voice of Patrick Stewart narrating over the commercial! Lets hop into the specifications of the Grand Prix shall we?
The Grand Prix had a base 3.1 Liter, 6 cylinder engine that produced 140 horsepower at 4400 RPM with 185 LB-FT of Torque at 3200 RPM. A more powerful 3.4 Liter V6 that produced 210 Horsepower was available as an option.
The base transmission on the Grand Prix was a 3 speed automatic, with a 4 speed automatic and 5 speed manual being available as options. Fuel mileage with the optional 4 speed automatic was a decent 17 MPG city, 28 MPG highway.
Two body styles were offered on the Grand Prix; a 2 door coupe or 4 door sedan. The GT model trim only came in a 2 door coupe.
Three trim levels were offered on the Grand Prix; the LE base trim, the SE mid range trim, the more luxurious STE model trim, and the sport oriented GT trim. The MSRP for the LE entry level trim in a 4 door sedan layout was $14,779, the MSRP for the SE mid range trim was $15,769, the MSRP for the luxury STE model trim in a 4 door layout was $20,479 and the MSRP for the 2 door GT coupe was $19,369.
If you wanted a modestly priced sport oriented 2 and 4 door vehicle that was Domestic, provided somewhat good performance, matched with decent gas mileage and sleek looks in 1990, then the Pontiac Grand Prix was the car for you.
There are many more old car commercials uploaded on my channel and many more to come, so check my channel often for more videos!
(Disclosure: I do not own this old car advertisement commercial as it belongs to the General Motors Automobile Corporation.)
