Rarity

[ill12will8]

your car is rare due to the options and color if that clears it up

 

[I800C0LLECT]

Maybe you should argue in this other thread...

http://www.grandprixforums.net/compg-production-numbers-43160.html

They have numbers from somewhere...

 

[I800C0LLECT]

Re: name this suspension part 05 gp

I guess you missed were I posted the info was from Don Keefe who wrote the book "Grand Prix
Pontiacs Luxury Performance Car."

The website you posted also says my car is a 1 of 1. :th_laugh-lol3:

I'm not saying the website is terrible or wrong just that I find it funny to hear a Grand Prix be a 1 of 1.

Writing a book = you can't be wrong?

Grand Prixs Of North America • View topic - ****Official Comp G package info page****By Bluejacket

If this information from the thread is true...

For 2004, there were 131,551 GP sold:

GT1: 27%
GT2: 52%
GTP: 7%
Comp G: 14%

For 2005, there were 122,398 GP sold - numbers are probably similar.

...then ~1 out of every 5 Grand Prix's were supercharged. I would presume the supercharged option to be less common or rather uncommon at that point. But that's 2004.

 

[txslow6]

Re: name this suspension part 05 gp

your car is rare due to the options and color if that clears it up

So a white 1997 4 door GT GTP option with ugly tan leather interior and a sunroof is a 1 of 1? That's almost hard to believe. Too bad it doesn't increase the value. :th_laugh-lol3:

Writing a book = you can't be wrong?

Where did I post that? All I said is that I pulled the numbers from his book. Don keefe is a noted automotive writer and Pontiac guru. Could he be wrong when he did his research with the Pontiac history society-Possibly. Does it really matter-No. These cars will NEVER be "worth" anything.