2003 Pontiac Sunfire Unknown

This car has all the common Pontiac ingredients: aggressive styling, an emphasis on sporty performance, plenty of standard safety features and good value for the money. One look tells you that the Sunfire design owes a great deal to the Firebird, from the dual ports in the front to the lighted "P-O-N-T-I-A-C" on the rear deck. Start the car and you'll remember why Pontiac is GM's excitement division. The 2.4-litre Twin Cam Four has plenty of power, 150 horses and 155 pound-feet of torque. Unlike most 16-valve overhead cam fours, this one has good power at all speeds. And boy, does it go. It also lets you know it. The engine, which gives a muted growl at moderate speeds, becomes vocal when pressed hard. Sounds good in your ear. The Sunfire does not ride and drive like a typical small car. It has a very sturdy, stable and solid large-car feeling. The feeling our Sunfire conveys is one of well-built quality. The interior is smartly designed; all switches and controls have large, colorful graphics and are easy to reach and use. A fold-down seat in the rear is standard and greatly expands the usable space. With the rear seat folded down, skis or surfboards can be carried with the trunk lid closed. I like to call this one a Neon eater. It's a good value for those who want the Firebird flash on a small car budget. So, don't delay, print this page and call us NOW to lock in your personalized test drive towards ownership.