The Pontiac Grand-Am 1999-2005 Factory Workshop Service Repair Manual provides comprehensive repair information for your vehicle. This manual is the same resource used by your local dealership to perform repairs, allowing you to save money by handling maintenance and repairs yourself. The manual covers all aspects of the Grand-Am, including oil changes, brake service, suspension repair, exhaust system replacement, engine work, body repair, interior trim removal, and wiring diagrams. With detailed instructions and illustrations, you'll have the confidence to tackle any repair, whether routine maintenance or complex troubleshooting. This manual ensures that you have the knowledge and guidance to keep your Grand-Am running smoothly and reliably for years to come.

The Pontiac Grand-Am, a compact car produced by General Motors from 1985 to 2005, enjoyed a successful run across three generations, each offering its own unique blend of style and performance. The 1999-2005 model years, representing the third generation, brought a significant evolution to the Grand-Am, departing from its previous sporty coupe-like design for a more family-friendly sedan aesthetic. This transition was reflected in the spacious interior, boasting comfortable seating for five and a roomy trunk. While the 1999 model year retained the previous generation's platform, later years saw the introduction of a new, more refined platform, further enhancing the Grand-Am's ride quality and handling. This generation was offered with a range of engine options, including the potent 3.4L V6, capable of delivering spirited acceleration, while maintaining a respectable level of fuel efficiency. The Pontiac Grand-Am's popularity stemmed from its balanced combination of practicality and affordability. Its spacious cabin provided ample room for passengers and cargo, making it suitable for both daily commutes and weekend adventures. The availability of different engine options, including a fuel-efficient 4-cylinder and a powerful V6, allowed buyers to choose the right powertrain for their needs. The Grand-Am's handling was predictable and comfortable, catering to a wide range of driving styles. However, it was not without its drawbacks. Some critics pointed to the Grand-Am's lackluster interior materials and technology compared to rivals. Nevertheless, its reliability, value for money, and spaciousness cemented the Grand-Am as a strong contender in the compact car segment during its production run.