This manual pertains to the 2006 Grand Prix, a full-size sedan from the Eighth Generation W-body platform. Known for its distinctive styling and performance-oriented options, including available supercharged V6 and potent V8 engines, the Grand Prix offered a sporty alternative within its segment, competing with models like the Ford Five Hundred and Chrysler 300. Its spacious interior and driver-centric controls provided comfort and convenience, while engineering quality and reliability were hallmarks of Pontiac's sporty heritage. This generation, produced in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada, represented an evolution of the Grand Prix lineage, emphasizing performance and aggressive aesthetics.

This owner's manual provides essential information for operating, maintaining, and understanding your 2006 Grand Prix. It covers crucial areas such as engine operation, transmission basics, fuel and cooling systems, as well as details on the brake, steering, and suspension components. Additionally, the manual outlines the functionality of interior features, safety systems including airbags and seat belts, and provides guidance on basic maintenance procedures like fluid checks and tire pressure. It also includes troubleshooting tips for common issues and emergency procedures, serving as a comprehensive resource for owners and technicians to ensure the vehicle's optimal performance and longevity.

This manual pertains to the 2006 Grand Prix, a full-size sedan from the Eighth Generation W-body platform. Known for its distinctive styling and performance-oriented options, including available supercharged V6 and potent V8 engines, the Grand Prix offered a sporty alternative within its segment, competing with models like the Ford Five Hundred and Chrysler 300. Its spacious interior and driver-centric controls provided comfort and convenience, while engineering quality and reliability were hallmarks of Pontiac's sporty heritage. This generation, produced in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada, represented an evolution of the Grand Prix lineage, emphasizing performance and aggressive aesthetics.

This owner's manual provides essential information for operating, maintaining, and understanding your 2006 Grand Prix. It covers crucial areas such as engine operation, transmission basics, fuel and cooling systems, as well as details on the brake, steering, and suspension components. Additionally, the manual outlines the functionality of interior features, safety systems including airbags and seat belts, and provides guidance on basic maintenance procedures like fluid checks and tire pressure. It also includes troubleshooting tips for common issues and emergency procedures, serving as a comprehensive resource for owners and technicians to ensure the vehicle's optimal performance and longevity.