Road Test: Pontiac Grand AM (1985)

[@acadian76]

My Mom had a 1987 Grand Am SE in that same color. It had a V6 & automatic as well as a sunroof and a Delco Bose stereo system. It was a nice car for it's time.

[@plasticicon2-freewheelingg853]

Thank you genuinely for finding and uploading this.

[@OLDS98]

More GM footage! Thank you again!

[@devinbiz]

I preferred the look of the updated model that came later in the generation, but had family members that had these in the late 80’s/early 90’s

[@SuperBooboo02]

had the 87 Calais coupe, with the v6 power window/locks/antenna, cassette player, and auto..for a grand total of $11452.00 better than most of the small crap they make now...and way more affordable..

[@SnepperStepTV]

The front end is exciting, and the dash is interesting. Not for the boring, the nitpicky, or those who would otherwise clearly find themselves happier in the automotive sarcophagus of a touch screen corolla.

[@jarmelo2006]

My dash looked nothing like that on my Grand am

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[@bruschmidt9943]

An all-new sporty car designed without any tachometer; no option available. Typical of GM back then. NEXT was the 1990 Chevy SS454 Pickup. An "SS" model designed without a tachometer; none optional. Yes Siree!

[@pl5624]

Dash is horrible.

[@spod2998]

dashes on these guys were pretty crappily designed, yep. Would've been a much smarter move to reuse the clusters from the Sunbird. They were at least large and legible.

[@SuperBooboo02]

unlike all the electronic shit today, you have to have a degree in computers just to turn on the air, all the stupid touch screens...luckily my 87 Calais had the gauges, including the tach