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2003 Pontiac Grand Am visibility complaints

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Filed Sep 29, 2006 · Visibility · 59,000 miles · FL

Dt*: the contact stated the driver side window did not go down. The dealership determined the motor and switch needed to be replaced.

Filed Jul 28, 2005 · Visibility · 38,500 miles · NY

Blower motor does not work. First low went, then #2 speed, then #3 speed, now only #4 working.

Filed Jun 4, 2004 · Visibility · MI

The reflection of the dashboard in the windshield is very distracting...and at times makes it hard to actually see the road in front of me. It seems as if this may be due to the way the window is shaped.

Filed Mar 25, 2004 · Visibility · 13,400 miles · NY

While driving during winter weather, the driver side windshield wiper failed intermittently. Please provide more information.

Filed Oct 24, 2003 · Visibility · 3,900 miles · MD

While driving consumer feels distracted by the reflection of the dashboard on the windshield. Dealer feels that the contour of the windshield is the cause, but will not fix the problem.*ak *ts

Filed Feb 25, 2003 · Visibility · 2,700 miles · MI

I rented a 2003 pontiac grand am on feb. 04, 2003. It was very cold, at night, and snowing heavily. I turned on the rear defogger. It failed to clear the rear window, and I turned it on again after noticing that it had turned off. About 30 seconds later the rear window exploded; there was no projectile found. My wife, who was with me when it happened, and I believe it has to be a factory defect, and we should not be held responsible, yet we are being charged by budget, who was charged by the dealer, for the repair.

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