1999 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP

[DaxtheMan]

Question, I own a 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP Gold Edition. It's number 144 out of 200 made. It needs some work but if fixed up how much would it possibly sell for? Roughly

[Ringo64]

Created your own topic for your question  

[Owen Rooz]

If you fix it up real nice about $20,000 https://www.iihs.org/ratings/vehicle/Pontiac/grand-prix-4-door-sedan/1999    

https://www.nhtsa.gov/vehicle/1999/PONTIAC/GRAND%2520PRIX#recalls

[Ringo64]

How many miles does it have? Any accidents? Engine rebuilt?

The short answer will always be: whatever someone is willing to pay. The car could be "worth" $35k but if the market is only willing to pay $5k, you're kind of out of luck  .

The long answer will have to take into consideration things like my above questions, how it was restored, how original it is, etc... 

[Owen Rooz]

He says that his car is # 144-200 made in 1999! But with 8 recalls and 6 investigations on the 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix. If he didn’t have any of the recalls fixed than $10,000. I’m good with cars but not when it comes to estimating the prices of cars!!!

Edited June 26, 2019 by Owen Rooz

[Last Indian]

What Ringo said! Whatever the market will bear, but that said it won’t bring much, sorry!

I like the “97”-“03” GPs a lot, they even had a lot more potential than most folks realize if modified correctly. Still as a rule they are not sought after as a collector car, at least not yet. As a rule the aftermarket versions by SLP or MPD bring the most money, some as much as $20,000. 

IMO, with the exception of the obvious high end collector cars, if you by a car for investment purposes you probably can do better elsewhere! I have always bought cars because the please me in design & function! At the end whatever I get out of the car when I sell it is a plus, but that’s just me!