1999 Pontiac Grand Am?

it depends on how well it is taken care off, do the regular maintainence such as oil changes, spark plugs, air filter and make sure the fluids stay full, it all depends how well it is taken care of, one 1999 grand am may or may not last as long as another it just depends if its taken care of or not.
 
my 99 grand am gt has 184k miles. still runs strong. few minor issues. already replaced head gasket at 154k. no power steering atm and just lost ability to turn the key so gotta replace ignition lol
 
My 99 GA keeps running and running with not many complaints at all, and it still even looks good, inside and out. I'm at 280K, trying to hit 300K marker.
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My 99 GA is today at 299,773 and climbing. Same engine, never rebuilt, except for the water pump and timing chain a few months back. Since they did that, she's been hard starting blowing a lot of fuel out the tail pipe, only on startup, and sometimes misses accelerting. But I still run it on the highway to work from San Antonio to Houston all the time. Still looks like new inside and out, almost, lol... I do replace parts when they go bad, like I've replaced two hubcaps (cracked) and had to paint chips on the front of the hood. To me you maintain a car and you can drive forever! I also own a 2004 GA, a 2004 GA GT, 2006 Grand Prix, and a 2008 G8... Yes I love my Pontiacs... now that Obama cut the indian, and created Government Motors, I won't buy a new GM again.
 
i just hit 243,000kms today on my 3.4 runs beast and still does burnouts
 
GA's are pretty tough cars. If you do regular maintenance they seem to last a long, long time. The main thing to remember is always keep an eye on the temperature. If they ever run hot (into the red zone), they're bad about blowing the LIM gasket on the v6's.
 
I'll be honest with you, I always favored Fords until I owned a Pontiac. Which is also why I'm so p***ed at GM for dropping them and keeping the Buick. I still like my 73 Ranger, though, and still a big fan of the 'Stang.
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