Used 2004 Pontiac Montana

Buying Guide for the Pontiac Montana:

Pontiac’s sole minivan loses last year’s entry-level model for 2004, but that doesn’t take away from the main aspects that have allowed it to endure. It continues on with a shortened roster without missing a beat, maintaining its reputation for value, comfort and safety.

The 2004 Montana lineup includes a regular length model and extended length models. The regular length Montana seats seven, while extended are able to seat eight passengers. These are recommended for those people who get stuck with the carpooling duties from time to time.

There are many options packages offered for 2004, allowing customers to really deck out the minivan if they so choose. Power operation for the right sliding door is available for all models, while extended length bodies offer this for both side doors as well.

Under the Hood

The only minivan in the Pontiac stable relies on only one engine to do the work. It is a highly capable 3.4-liter V6 model with the following numbers: 185 horsepower at 5200 rpm and 210 lb-ft of torque at 4000 rpm. 4-speed automatic is the standard transmission

Buying Guide for the to get the minivan up to speed.

The V6 under the Montana’s hood is one of most dependable engines out there. It has just the right amount of power to handle even fully loaded vehicles. In addition, it gives the Montana a good fuel rating of 19/26 mpg (city/highway).

2004 sees the fully automatic Versatrak all-wheel drive system offered with Montana models. A drive module automatically senses the difference between the rotational speeds of front and rear tires in low-traction conditions. Before any significant slippage occurs, the pumps engage multi-plate clutches that provide drive to one or both rear wheels.
Standard Features, Options Packages and Style
All 2004 Montanas come with a CD player and air conditioning, plus many other features. Options are offered as stand-alone items and in packages.

One such package, returning for another year, is the Thunder Sport group. It consists of 16-inch chrome wheels, P225/60R16 tires, four-wheel independent suspension and self-leveling rear shocks. The Thunder Package also includes a unique two-tone leather interior, rear spoiler and special "Thunder" badging.

For long trips, “MontanaVision” is the perfect remedy. It features a DVD player with wireless remote and two wireless headsets, plus three auxiliary jacks.

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