In 2006, the gtp was done away with and it left three models:
The base model which was just stated as: Grand Prix Sedan
The S/C model went from GTP to: Grand Prix GT
And of course the bad boy was: Grand Prix GXP
I know the base model was just called sedan. I had one and just traded it back in one the lease and bought a G6. They were running some god awful good lease and I ended up getting the car for $98/mo with $1800/dn.
The "W" in W-body does not stand for wide. It is the platform name for the car. Hence, camaros and firebirds are called F-bodies. And the new Cam is on the Zeta platform. Which it shares with the G8. I believe Cav's and Sunfires were on J-body.
Back in the 50's and 60's Pontiac was slapping that tag on everything. The GTO, the GP... everything.
On the 2004's, the widetrack slapped all over the cars. But was done away with even before the 05's were released.
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If anyone feels I am wrong, please correct.
Originally Posted by PonchoDvr4Lfe
In 2006, the gtp was done away with and it left three models:
