Pontiac Grand Prix - Revision history

24.137.115.98 at 20:54, 14 August 2008

2008-08-14T20:54:58Z

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	==Errors in Manufacturing==		==Errors in Manufacturing==
	In March of [[2008]], GM announced a plan to recall all 1997-2003 Grand Prix with the supercharged 3.8 liter engine (GTP and GXP models) due to a problem which causes fires in the engine compartments of these vehicles. This recall will affect over 200,000 vehicles; over 230 fires have been reported.		In March of [[2008]], GM announced a plan to recall all 1997-2003 Grand Prix with the supercharged 3.8 liter engine (GTP and GXP models) due to a problem which causes fires in the engine compartments of these vehicles. This recall will affect over 200,000 vehicles; over 230 fires have been reported.
-	[[Category: Pontiac~~]] [[Category: General Motors~~]]	+	[[Category: Pontiac]]

Admin at 21:49, 12 April 2008

2008-04-12T21:49:00Z

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	==Errors in Manufacturing==		==Errors in Manufacturing==
	In March of [[2008]], GM announced a plan to recall all 1997-2003 Grand Prix with the supercharged 3.8 liter engine (GTP and GXP models) due to a problem which causes fires in the engine compartments of these vehicles. This recall will affect over 200,000 vehicles; over 230 fires have been reported.		In March of [[2008]], GM announced a plan to recall all 1997-2003 Grand Prix with the supercharged 3.8 liter engine (GTP and GXP models) due to a problem which causes fires in the engine compartments of these vehicles. This recall will affect over 200,000 vehicles; over 230 fires have been reported.
-	[[Category: ~~Transportation~~]]	+	[[Category: Pontiac]] [[Category: General Motors]]

Rws247 at 00:36, 3 April 2008

2008-04-03T00:36:49Z

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-	[[Image:PontiacGPGXP.jpg\|thumb\|right\|150px\|Pontiac Grand ~~Pirx~~ GXP]]	+	[[Image:PontiacGPGXP.jpg\|thumb\|right\|150px\|Pontiac Grand Prix GXP]]
	The '''Pontiac Grand Prix''' was a car produced by the Pontiac division of [[General Motors]]. The Grand Prix was introduced in 1962. Grand Prix is a French word that translates to "'''Big Prick.'''"		The '''Pontiac Grand Prix''' was a car produced by the Pontiac division of [[General Motors]]. The Grand Prix was introduced in 1962. Grand Prix is a French word that translates to "'''Big Prick.'''"
	==Rear Wheel Drive to Front Wheel Drive==		==Rear Wheel Drive to Front Wheel Drive==
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	==Errors in Manufacturing==		==Errors in Manufacturing==
	In March of [[2008]], GM announced a plan to recall all 1997-2003 Grand Prix with the supercharged 3.8 liter engine (GTP and GXP models) due to a problem which causes fires in the engine compartments of these vehicles. This recall will affect over 200,000 vehicles; over 230 fires have been reported.		In March of [[2008]], GM announced a plan to recall all 1997-2003 Grand Prix with the supercharged 3.8 liter engine (GTP and GXP models) due to a problem which causes fires in the engine compartments of these vehicles. This recall will affect over 200,000 vehicles; over 230 fires have been reported.
		+	[[Category: Transportation]]

Rws247 at 00:35, 3 April 2008

2008-04-03T00:35:59Z

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-	[[~~Image:~~Image:PontiacGPGXP.jpg\|thumb\|right\|150px\|Pontiac Grand Pirx GXP]]	+	[[Image:PontiacGPGXP.jpg\|thumb\|right\|150px\|Pontiac Grand Pirx GXP]]
	The '''Pontiac Grand Prix''' was a car produced by the Pontiac division of [[General Motors]]. The Grand Prix was introduced in 1962. Grand Prix is a French word that translates to "'''Big Prick.'''"		The '''Pontiac Grand Prix''' was a car produced by the Pontiac division of [[General Motors]]. The Grand Prix was introduced in 1962. Grand Prix is a French word that translates to "'''Big Prick.'''"
	==Rear Wheel Drive to Front Wheel Drive==		==Rear Wheel Drive to Front Wheel Drive==
	Originally, the Pontiac Big Prick was [[rear wheel drive]]. However, in 1988, Pontiac decided to change this. They redesigned the Big Prick with front wheel drive, 227% more plastic, and 73 less horsepower.		Originally, the Pontiac Big Prick was [[rear wheel drive]]. However, in 1988, Pontiac decided to change this. They redesigned the Big Prick with front wheel drive, 227% more plastic, and 73 less horsepower.
	==Grand Prix Today==		==Grand Prix Today==
-	Following GM's rules, the Big Prick has to be replaced with a different model. The Big Prick and Bonnyville are being replaced by the G8. No division of General Motors is allowed to have a vehicle that is manufactured for 40 consecutive years. The Pontiac G8 is a [[re-badged]] Pontiac GTO.	+	Following GM's rules, the Big Prick has to be replaced with a different model. The Big Prick and Bonnyville are being replaced by the G8. No division of General Motors is allowed to have a vehicle that is manufactured for 40 consecutive years. The Pontiac G8 is a [[re-badged]] Pontiac GTO. The last Big Prick was made November 30, 2007.
	==Errors in Manufacturing==		==Errors in Manufacturing==
	In March of [[2008]], GM announced a plan to recall all 1997-2003 Grand Prix with the supercharged 3.8 liter engine (GTP and GXP models) due to a problem which causes fires in the engine compartments of these vehicles. This recall will affect over 200,000 vehicles; over 230 fires have been reported.		In March of [[2008]], GM announced a plan to recall all 1997-2003 Grand Prix with the supercharged 3.8 liter engine (GTP and GXP models) due to a problem which causes fires in the engine compartments of these vehicles. This recall will affect over 200,000 vehicles; over 230 fires have been reported.

Rws247 at 00:34, 3 April 2008

2008-04-03T00:34:43Z

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-	The '''Pontiac Grand Prix''' was a car produced by [[General Motors]]. The Grand Prix was introduced in 1962. Grand Prix is a French word that translates to "'''Big Prick.'''"	+	[[Image:Image:PontiacGPGXP.jpg\|thumb\|right\|150px\|Pontiac Grand Pirx GXP]]
		+	The '''Pontiac Grand Prix''' was a car produced by the Pontiac division of [[General Motors]]. The Grand Prix was introduced in 1962. Grand Prix is a French word that translates to "'''Big Prick.'''"
		+	==Rear Wheel Drive to Front Wheel Drive==
		+	Originally, the Pontiac Big Prick was [[rear wheel drive]]. However, in 1988, Pontiac decided to change this. They redesigned the Big Prick with front wheel drive, 227% more plastic, and 73 less horsepower.
		+	==Grand Prix Today==
		+	Following GM's rules, the Big Prick has to be replaced with a different model. The Big Prick and Bonnyville are being replaced by the G8. No division of General Motors is allowed to have a vehicle that is manufactured for 40 consecutive years. The Pontiac G8 is a [[re-badged]] Pontiac GTO.
		+	==Errors in Manufacturing==
		+	In March of [[2008]], GM announced a plan to recall all 1997-2003 Grand Prix with the supercharged 3.8 liter engine (GTP and GXP models) due to a problem which causes fires in the engine compartments of these vehicles. This recall will affect over 200,000 vehicles; over 230 fires have been reported.

Rws247 at 00:18, 3 April 2008

2008-04-03T00:18:50Z

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The '''Pontiac Grand Prix''' was a car produced by [[General Motors]]. The Grand Prix was introduced in 1962. Grand Prix is a French word that translates to "'''Big Prick.'''"