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2002 Pontiac Grand Am reviews and buying guide.

2002 Pontiac Grand Am

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2002 Pontiac Grand Am

In the crowded, fiercely competitive compact coupe and sedan segment, the Grand Am has long enjoyed a solid reputation for delivering uncommon performance and solid reliability - the 2002 Pontiac Grand Am is no exception. Its athletic design, responsive handling, fully independent suspension and driver-focused interior set it apart from the rest of its class.

New four-cylinder powerplant for the 2002 Grand Am

For the 2002 model year, Pontiac Grand Am features a new base engine, a frugal yet responsive 2.2-liter Twin Cam four-cylinder powerplant. The Ecotec 2.2L inline four delivers excellent performance (140-horsepower at 5600 rpm) without sacrificing smooth, unobtrusive operation. Its twin balance shafts, all-aluminum construction and outstanding structural rigidity mean first-rate noise, vibration and harshness control. The Ecotec four was designed for minimal maintenance, and features an innovative paper-only oil filter cartridge for easy replacement and disposal. A hydraulic tensioner keeps the timing chain adjusted for life, and extended-life spark plugs deliver 100,000 miles of service.

At 305 pounds fully dressed, the Ecotec 2.2L is the lightest engine GM has produced in its displacement class, and one of the most compact four-cylinders in the world. It’s also more powerful and fuel-efficient than major competitors, according to published output figures and EPA mileage ratings—mated to a five-speed manual transmission it earns about 33 miles per gallon on the highway, for example. Just as importantly, thanks in part to its high-compression application (compression ratio 10.0:1) it delivers superb performance for its size, with a broad, flat torque curve that customers interpret as "good driveability."

For the customer, Pontiac Grand Am’s new DOHC, 16-valve base powerplant delivers performance, efficiency, low maintenance and smooth operation, with technology familiar in premium V-configured engines, including all-aluminum construction and hydraulic roller-finger valve operation.

Pontiac Grand Am’s other engine choices offer even more power. The 3400 V6 engine that’s optional in SE editions delivers 170 horsepower at 4800 rpm and 195 lb-ft (264 Nm) of torque at 4000 rpm to set the pace in the compact class. Pontiac Grand Am GTs up the ante with a standard Ram Air version of the same engine equipped with cold-air induction and lower-restriction exhaust. These enhancements boost output to 175 horsepower at 4800 rpm and 205 lb-ft (278 Nm) of torque at 4000 rpm.

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