Pontiac Grand Prix Auto Glass Replacement
Windshield replacement for the 1992 to 2008 Pontiac Grand Prix runs $249 to $609 installed, performed at your home or office by an AGSC-certified technician. We decode your VIN before dispatch so the correct glass arrives the first time.
What a Pontiac Grand Prix windshield costs
Installed pricing for the Pontiac Grand Prix sits between $249 and $609. Where you land inside that band depends on your trim: acoustic interlayers, rain sensors, heated wiper park zones, and heads-up display wedges each add real manufacturing cost to the pane.
Without camera hardware in the glass, Pontiac Grand Prix pricing is stable and predictable, and there is no recalibration step to pay for.
Installing glass on the sedan
Getting a Pontiac Grand Prix windshield right starts with the trim. Reusing brittle moldings and clips is how a car ends up whistling at seventy miles an hour a month after the work. We fit new trim on every installation.
Expect roughly ninety minutes on site for the installation itself. You receive the safe drive-away time in writing based on the adhesive used and the conditions on the day.
1992 to 2008 model years
We carry glass for every Pontiac Grand Prix model year from 1992 through 2008. Feature content changed across that span — sensor and antenna configurations were revised more than once — so we decode your VIN rather than ordering by model year.
If you are unsure of your trim or feature set, call (888) 897-5577 and read us the VIN. The agent can confirm exactly which glass your vehicle takes and quote it while you are on the line.
ADAS & Safety Systems
The Pontiac Grand Prix models we service do not carry a windshield-mounted camera requiring recalibration. We verify this from your VIN before quoting rather than assuming from the model year.
Insurance Coverage
Pontiac Grand Prix glass claims fall under comprehensive coverage. We verify your policy, confirm your deductible, file the claim, and bill your carrier directly. In Florida, Arizona, South Carolina, and Kentucky, comprehensive policyholders pay nothing at all.
Pontiac Grand Prix Windshield Cost by Model Year
Installed price including labor and new moldings. None of these model years carry a windshield camera, so there is no recalibration to pay for.
| Model year | Installed price |
|---|---|
| 2008 Pontiac Grand Prix | $249–$609no recalibration |
| 2007 Pontiac Grand Prix | $249–$609no recalibration |
| 2006 Pontiac Grand Prix | $249–$609no recalibration |
| 2005 Pontiac Grand Prix | $229–$549no recalibration |
| 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix | $229–$549no recalibration |
| 2003 Pontiac Grand Prix | $229–$549no recalibration |
| 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix | $229–$549no recalibration |
| 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix | $229–$549no recalibration |
| 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix | $229–$549no recalibration |
| 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix | $229–$549no recalibration |
| 1998 Pontiac Grand Prix | $229–$549no recalibration |
| 1997 Pontiac Grand Prix | $229–$549no recalibration |
| 1996 Pontiac Grand Prix | $229–$549no recalibration |
| 1995 Pontiac Grand Prix | $229–$549no recalibration |
| 1994 Pontiac Grand Prix | $229–$549no recalibration |
| 1993 Pontiac Grand Prix | $229–$549no recalibration |
| 1992 Pontiac Grand Prix | $229–$549no recalibration |
Prices are national estimates for a standard replacement and move with your trim, glass features and location. Your exact price is confirmed from the VIN before we book.
Glass Replacement Options
OEM-equivalent aftermarket
Tier-one manufactured glass meeting Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 205, frequently produced on the same lines as the factory part without the branded logo. The right choice on most vehicles.
OEM branded glass
The exact part the factory fitted, carrying the automaker's marking. Recommended where optical tolerances matter most: heads-up displays, camera-based driver assistance, and acoustic cabins.