1994 Pontiac Bonneville

The 1994 Pontiac Bonneville was available as an SE Sport Sedan and a SSE sport sedan. New features for 1994 included electronic brake and engine-traction control, a rear deck lid spoiler, bolt-on wheel covers (on SE models and 16-inch torque-star cast aluminum wheels for SSE models), and black windshield wipers. The SLE grille was now standard on the Bonneville SE models. Dual airbags were now standard on both models. They also came with an electronic auto-calibrating compass, an optional six-way power adjustable passenger seat, a new Medium Blue interior color, a Delco 2001 Series radio family, Computer Command Ride suspension, and a remote trunk release that activated with the ignition off. Standard equipment included power door locks, manual air conditioning, fog lamps, tinted glass, a Pass-Key II theft deterrent system, power windows, anti-lock brakes, a brake/transmission shift interlock safety feature, and composite polymer bumpers and fascias.

The Bonneville was power by an overhead valve six-cylinder engine displacing 3.8 liters and offered 170 horsepower. A supercharged '3800' V-6 was available on the SSE models offering 225 horsepower.

By Daniel Vaughan | Jul 2014