Latest reviews about Pontiac Montana - 2002

sandraLynn says "I'm not really into vans " about Pontiac Montana - 2002

sandraLynn — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 03:19:09 GMT

I'm not really a van person although if it is roomy,comfortable and easy on gas I may consider it. If I have extra riders it would be great but most of the time it's only me and my daughter.My parents have a van like this and they really like theirs but they have encountered probelms with the heater in the winter. In Montana you have to have a good heater.It's pretty roomy and comfortable.Lots of space for hauling things.

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gabywie says "Comfortable, drives well" about Pontiac Montana - 2002

gabywie — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 02:45:21 GMT

This van is very comfortable for a family of 6. We have the sporty extended version with the DVD. Very comfortable and fully loaded. The only negative is that is uses way too much gaz....

TracieFadian says "I am a reformed mini van hater---LOVE IT!!" about Pontiac Montana - 2002

TracieFadian — Fri, 27 Jul 2007 23:13:09 GMT

My weak attempt at a disclaimer:
I always SWORE I would never own a mini van! I always HATED the term "Soccer Mom" and those silly bumber stickers like "Baby on Board" or "Mom's Taxi". Well guess what? I got married and had three children. Eventually we grew out of our car and had to get something bigger. My husband said: "looks like you're going to be a mini van owner after all", and I insisted: "no....i'll just get a big SUV". Then a few car dealerships later, I realized the price difference between a 7 passenger mini van and a 7 passenger SUV. Our finances made that decision for us!

And the winner is....
A 2002 Pontiac Montana (did I mention that it also had to be pre-owned?). We went to several car dealerships looking for a mini van that was in our price range, yet only a couple of years old, and preferably had a DVD player (yeah, sure...it was a nice dream, though). After seeing several Dodge Caravans with rust along the back hatch door, those were out, and to make a long story short......