I had a 77 LJ the same color as the add, 400 4 barrel, all the bells, should have kept it. It was a beautiful car. Had a bumper that could take a bump too. Not like these plastic stuff today. It would spin the tires, miss my LJ
The 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix was the last really beautiful Grand Prix there was. After that they got progressively more ugly with every redesign. By the 1990s the only good thing about the Pontiac Grand Prix was the 3800 V6.
@@timhughes8851 they were not on the regal chassis they were on the same chassis as the Monte Carlo and had their own engine still. Don't spread misinformation
Holy weasel words, batman. My grandma owned one of those. I don't remember the specs as she traded it in around 1992 or 1993. I do remember it was white with a blue interior.
The 77 was the last and best looking of the 73-77. In the very low bar of mid 70’s cars it was top tier. Unfortunately it was a shadow of the previous generation (69-72) thanks to small and weak engines and awful trim quality inside and out.
just like anything else its personal taste. At least the cars had personality, I owned 70s Montecarlos also heavy styled, todays cars are cookie cutter styled.
All a matter of opinion and personal taste, me personally, would rather have this over ANY new cookie-cutter craptastic plastic car of today! This was an era when cars had unique style, individuality, personality, and most of all character! I don’t see ANY generation Prius, Altima, current Impala, Lecrosse, Insight, Taurus, etc. etc. being on anyone’s future classic car list, let alone something worth any significance to automotive importance.
Had find this jingle. The 9 year old me said “Pontiac,You Make A Great Car. Love being able to go back in time. 😊
My first car, I loved it, would do anything to have one again.
Anythiiinngg??!! 😐 😉
Always thought this was such an attractive car back in the day....and still today.
Now everytime I see an old school Pontiac from the 60s thru the 70s this jingle sticks to my head.
It certainly Is a very beautiful car!
A friend had a black one with silver interior, one of the prettiest cars I ever saw.
This car was really beautiful
$5109 What a steal. Center console & T-Top put this over the top. Still nicer than anything put out today.
$5109 was the stripped down base version with a 301 V-8.
I had a 77 LJ the same color as the add, 400 4 barrel, all the bells, should have kept it. It was a beautiful car. Had a bumper that could take a bump too. Not like these plastic stuff today. It would spin the tires, miss my LJ
Very sharp looking car!
My God I wish we could get a brand new car for 5k today
Pontiac did build excitement
Was and is a great car
The 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix was the last really beautiful Grand Prix there was. After that they got progressively more ugly with every redesign. By the 1990s the only good thing about the Pontiac Grand Prix was the 3800 V6.
The 2-door models were still cool, especially fully loaded BUT you're right the 4-door really had no style/class...
76-77 were my favorite years. I used to own an 84. I liked that generation too. 78-80 were just to damn boxy
The 69 and 70 Grand Prixs are by far the best.
LOL, I still remember this car, Jeff!
The very last of the REAL Grand Prixs. I'd love to have a "77 with a 400 under the hood!!
@rick mack they were Regal clones. Same Chassis. I love the 78-80 Grand Prix, but the 301, wasnt that good of an engine.
@@timhughes8851 they were not on the regal chassis they were on the same chassis as the Monte Carlo and had their own engine still. Don't spread misinformation
@@maxsinger3526 Yr wrong, read what I said. 78-80 were the same.
"Priced higher in California." D'OH!
Past tense. They were great cars!!
When America made great cars.
Holy weasel words, batman. My grandma owned one of those. I don't remember the specs as she traded it in around 1992 or 1993. I do remember it was white with a blue interior.
$5109. You can't buy any rattle trap for that today
$23,432 in today’s dollars. No ac for that price. Add some options and it was very costly then.
@@new2000car The average cost of a car today is $48,000, according to Kelly Blue Book.
Indubbiamente le più belle auto americane di sempre insieme alle AMC.
The 77 was the last and best looking of the 73-77. In the very low bar of mid 70’s cars it was top tier. Unfortunately it was a shadow of the previous generation (69-72) thanks to small and weak engines and awful trim quality inside and out.
Love the 70s but hate 70s cars.......... yuck!
What about early 70s cars (like the ones from 70-72)?
Some say that's one ugly car!
Then they have a poor sense of taste for personal luxury class cars.
just like anything else its personal taste. At least the cars had personality, I owned 70s Montecarlos also heavy styled, todays cars are cookie cutter styled.
All a matter of opinion and personal taste, me personally, would rather have this over ANY new cookie-cutter craptastic plastic car of today! This was an era when cars had unique style, individuality, personality, and most of all character! I don’t see ANY generation Prius, Altima, current Impala, Lecrosse, Insight, Taurus, etc. etc. being on anyone’s future classic car list, let alone something worth any significance to automotive importance.
Today's cars are uglier than a bucket of rotting shit!!
Today car are all plastic toys