1989 Pontiac 6000

Pros: AWD, Cost to operate and own, and pretty much everything else.

Cons: Cost of ABS parts. Finding rear suspension parts.

The Bottom Line: Final recomendations noted below...

Review: Well after the Fiasco with my 1990 Eagle Premier (another review I wrote), and we decided to sell it. We bought this gem. For the specific details, its a 1989 Pontiac 6000 Special Touring Edition All Wheel Drive. There were only 2500 of them made, so ...

Pros: HUGE, comfortable

Cons: Not an extremely attractive car

Review: I love the Pontiac 6000. I can really say why, because my family owns two, an 86 and 89. They are both very good cars, although, of course, the 89 runs better. The best thing about the 6000 is that it is HUGE. A person in the front could be back...

Pros: This thing screams with a 3.4L DOHC

Cons: None really, other than excessive wheelspin

Review: I own a 1989 Pontiac 6000. I bought the car from a steel mill with 145,000 miles on the odometer in 1997.I only paid $100 for it and it was in decent shape with little rust. I drove it with only standard wear and tear(brakes, tires, etc.) until January...