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AFSNightrod · 06-20-2007, 02:23 AM

My wife had a '03 GT(non supercharged 3800) before she traded it in on the mustang. The only things we had wrong with it were the passenger side window motor went out, and some electronic module behind the dash for the AC went out so it didn't have AC on the driver's side. It was something to do with the dual zone climate control. I think a GTP would make an outstanding daily driver. Especially if you get them optioned out. They are a good looking car, and you can get them cheap because GPs in general do not hold value at all. You can mod them quite a bit too. I was at Richmond Dragway one night that a club of late model GM FWD cars (GPs, Monte Carlos) were doing a test and tune. There were a couple of them running 11s, and one even getting like 10.8 or 10.9. I was pretty impressed.

06-20-2007, 02:23 AM	#4
AFSNightrod Back in Black Drives: 2005 Cadillac CTS-V Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Newport News, VA Posts: 326	My wife had a '03 GT(non supercharged 3800) before she traded it in on the mustang. The only things we had wrong with it were the passenger side window motor went out, and some electronic module behind the dash for the AC went out so it didn't have AC on the driver's side. It was something to do with the dual zone climate control. I think a GTP would make an outstanding daily driver. Especially if you get them optioned out. They are a good looking car, and you can get them cheap because GPs in general do not hold value at all. You can mod them quite a bit too. I was at Richmond Dragway one night that a club of late model GM FWD cars (GPs, Monte Carlos) were doing a test and tune. There were a couple of them running 11s, and one even getting like 10.8 or 10.9. I was pretty impressed.