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Pontiac Bonneville Reviews
In-depth Professional Review
Intro - Walkaround - Interior Features
Driving Impressions - Final Word
Pontiac Bonneville Review Summary
"With room for six, the Bonneville's substantial girth keeps it from feeling quite as nimble as some of its competitors, but it can still move well for a big sedan."
"The powertrains are familiar?GM?s old reliable 3800 V-6, naturally aspirated or supercharged, with a four-speed automatic. Lesser models?the SE and SLE?get the 205-hp version. The SSEi gets the 240-hp supercharged edition, which tows it to 60 mph in 7.5 seconds."
"Standard equipment [on the SE] includes a four-speed automatic transmission, air conditioning, tilt steering wheel, power doors, power windows, power mirrors, 16-inch alloy wheels and a reasonably good AM/FM stereo cassette system."
What reviewers liked least about the Pontiac Bonneville:
"Bonneville was last given a fresh look, but the car has not aged gracefully."
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