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#51 of 1454 SteveA by SAhladas May 14, 1998 (12:37 pm)
thimo, You don't have to even trade in your old GM to get the $500. As long as you purchased it new (in some wide timerange), and still own it you will get a minimum of $500. Call 1-800 information and ask for the number fro 'GM Loyalty'.
#52 of 1454 solar by solar May 20, 1998 (4:10 am)
Hey, I'm in the process of buying a 95 transport van with the 3.8 liter engine. I would like any comments on the reliability on the van. Another sales man gave me some pretty negative info on the transport. Any info would be appreciated.
#53 of 1454 happy by scottbusey May 26, 1998 (12:46 pm)
Got a '98 Trans Sport Montana about a month ago, and my wife and I love it. It's like a luxury car with enough room to do practical things. Car&Driver's opinions - http://www.caranddriver.com/member/archives/1998/feb/html/0298_van01.html
#54 of 1454 SteveA by SAhladas May 27, 1998 (11:40 am)
Well, the GM Vans were redesigned in 1997, so the comparison with a '95 is not really valid. (I own a '98 transport also). I don't know that I would call it a luxury car, but it is big (at least the extended weelbase). I don't think the earlier ones had a sellar record.
#55 of 1454 shaune by shaune May 28, 1998 (8:55 pm)
I'm looking forward to a 1998 Pontiac Trans Sport Montana with middle-row bucket seats, 4 doors, rear air, rear radio, and much more! Can somebody tell me about how much this will be?
#56 of 1454 Shaune by Peggy May 29, 1998 (2:35 am)
Have you looked at the Edmunds Vans content to get a price? That will give you a place to start.
#57 of 1454 SteveA by SAhladas May 29, 1998 (12:01 pm)
And don't forget the GM Cashback and Loyalty programs which can easily get you another $1500 off. After the rebates I paid $1100 below invoice for my '98 transport.
#58 of 1454 hyperman by hyperman May 30, 1998 (5:09 am)
GM is the first to give it's loyal costumer discount on new car. The other car maker like Chrysler and Ford just 'DITTO' In my opinion GM make the best vehicle. The transport and its sisters are great, but keep in mind that not every maker is perfect. If you own a 98 Chevy VENTURE a 98 Pontiac Transport or a 98 Oldsmobile Silhouette there is a MINOR work they have to perform to prevent some FLUID LEAK caused by the windshield wiper, you should be getting a letter in MAY of the recall if yours is one of the few. OTHER THAN that those mini-van are Excellent. And 0.9% APR and 1.9% APR DO NOT LAST FOREVER
#59 of 1454 Stratego by Stratego May 31, 1998 (7:50 am)
tmiho - What do you mean "I didn't check the Toyota out because it too didn't have as much power" ? The last time I checked, the GM trio had 180 hp, the Toyota Sienna had 194 hp. You do the math. hyperman - The GM trio is nice, but they aren't the best minivans out there. However, if you want to end up looking like (if you're still alive) the crash-test dummy in the Chevy Venture crash-test, that's your business. There isn't one feature offered by the GM trio that isn't available on other minivans, other than a weird and kind of dumb advertising campaign that tries to make the Pontiac Transport Montana look like an SUV, a far cry from the definition of what a minivan is.
#60 of 1454 2345 by 2345 May 31, 1998 (9:25 pm)
Actually there are many different things available only on the GM trio. Like: power sliding door, pollen air filter, side air bags, air inflator in the rear of the vehicle, On Star locator and emergency system, the most versatile seats in the industry, need I go on? I can't believe people make such a big deal out of one crash test, that a couple of years ago wasn't even performed. These vans did fine in the government crash test, and every major automaker including the Big 3 and Japanese automakers, have questioned the validity of the offset crash tests. Regardless, the tests should lead to safer vehicles, which is a plus. 2345

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