The Pontiac Sunfire was first introduced in the automobile market by its parent company General Motors in the 1995 model year as a compact car replacement for Sunbird. It was Pontiac's answer to car publics' primary need for cheap and basic transportation. It has undergone a lot of changes although reviews says it wasn't enough or it didn't work out fine except when they made the more recent models which featured a livelier engine. The Ecotec engine was put in which offered a more quiet operation with an efficiency that is improved and substantially more power than the previous one. The most notable change of course was the launching of the first ever affordable convertible. The Pontiac Sunfire is not among the luxury lines Pontiac is known for but still the quality remains to be impressive especially after its dramatic make-over that's included improved safety standards on Pontiac Sunfire Parts. The Pontiac Sunfire is equipped with high grade quality Pontiac Sunfire Parts.
The front wheel drive is shared with the Chevrolet Cavalier and remains available as a coupe or a convertible. But the front and rear styling remains different from the Cavalier with Sunfire being sportier with a standard rear spoiler that's mounted on a 104.1-inch wheelbase. You can thoroughly check and detect early signs of damage in the working conditions of your Pontiac Sunfire Parts by habitually popping your hood. The Sunfire can seat about five people comfortably in an interior cabin that features a front bucket and a 60/40- split folding three-place rear seat. For more comfortable riding and driving, several features were added and improved including a standard center console that featured padded arm rests, cup holders for front occupants, storage slots for coins, tapes and CDs as well with a premium Monsoon audio system as options. The interior revisions improved the total satisfaction and well-being. The driver operates a floor-mounted transmission shift lever. In the early models, the ABS was a standard feature but was changed into an option after a few revisions. And in the next revisions the air bags as standard safety features were also added and an upgraded sport suspension and new front and rear fascias that freshens its appearance. Other luxury-themed amenities like OnStar and a sunroof were offered as options. There were two types on engine that were available to choose from but definitely the Ecotec engine was considered the best addition to the Pontiac Sunfire Parts.
Although the are considered to be good quality auto parts, the daily wear and tear can cause it to get damage and result in poor performance of your car. For the optimum performance and comfortable ride of your Pontiac, your Pontiac Sunfire Parts should be kept in excellent conditions. Timely check and routine maintenance should be done by qualified professional should be done. Sticking to the manufacturer's recommendations on regular replacement could eliminate incurring damage. There really is no need of overextending life efficacy of the parts when you can find precision fitting replacements elsewhere. It is more cost effective if replacement is immediately done rather than risk more expensive damage on other more important components.
