Wonderful car! Probably one of the best picks for a comfortable daily driver. I'm impressed with how well that interior has held up. Those seats look like a million bucks, they look so comfortable.
I always like that generation of the Bonneville. That’s a good year as well. Same here I was born lol I also couldn’t help noticing the start up of a Northstar or Northstar based engine in the background lol.😊
In 2006 I bought prefacelift Pontiac Bonneville 1995 SSE with 3.8 V6 Series II engine. It had 205 horsepowers and was so comfortable that I still miss it. Also looked nice with those gold colored factory wheels. The only problem was that paint was degrading very fast, especially on the hood over the engine. I think they fixed that problem in 1996.
I had the SSEi, HUD (nice), Air ride & more to go wrong though... keep an eye on the rockers, they were rust prone. Honeycomb wheels?? Don't recall them on the Bonneville, you probably mean the lace.
I had a ‘94 Olds 88 and I agree the styling on the Bonneville is nicer. The paint on my Olds sun-faded terribly. I’m surprised how well your paint has held up!
Nice. As far as the wheels go, just be glad it has tires. New cars come with huge GHETTO wheels and no tires. Also be glad that it is a '94 and not a '96. '96 is when OBDII started, and for GM, it's also when they started putting DEXKILL in the cooling systems of everything they made. It is a very effective engine destroyer that goes in as a liquid, then turns into a solid, and plugs up everything. No way I know of to get it out once it has solidified. Hopefully nobody put that stuff in it. That 3800 engine should last quite a while. I've been driving a 2006 Mercury Grand Marquis for 11 years. It had 97,000 miles on it when I bought it, and currently has 381,000 miles, with no major problems, and still runs like new. I recently bought a like new one owner 2007 Grand Marquis with 36,000 miles on it. Yep, that 36,000, not 136,000. I paid $10,000 for it. I bought it to eventually replace the 2006. But it is so nice I hate to use it for a transportation car. Still, $10,000 is nothing compared to an average $50,000 new car, and they are complete JUNK.
Yeah, you’re not wrong. Car is pretty durable and that’s another reason I wanted it. No obd2 and a cheaper inspection. It still has the regular coolant in there, but I have had dexcools in the past. Turns into a jello like substance it’s horrible. I’ve had about 5 or more of these 3800s they are great motors The marquis I love, they run forever. I had a 90 towncar which still drove like new, but little things were going. They both should last for a really long time even the high mileage one
@@harryrez What's wrong with OBDII? From my perspective it doesn't really have any negatives, offers easier diagnosis of faults and more comprehensive readings of sensors and whatnot. My '95 Park Avenue has that stupid OBD 1.5 system (94 C/H bodies use OBD 1.5 as well) and I wish I had a got a '96 with OBDII. I do live in Michigan though, a state with no inspections, so I'm not sure if having OBDII effects that or not since you mentioned it.
