1977 Pontiac Grand Prix 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix

The 1977 model year was the last year for the Grand Prix on the second-generation G-body platform. All Grand Prix models received a minor facelift for 1977, the most significant change being a new grille design that featured a more restrained waterfall effect. The fine vertical bar treatment used in 1976 was replaced with five thick bars on each side. The tail lamps were also updated slightly. The base GP engine for 1977 was the new Pontiac 301-cubic-inch, 4.9-liter, V-8. It shared many basic block dimensions with an experimental 303 Trans Am race engine from 1969.

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