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how much does it cost for a new transmission for a 1997 pontiac grand prix?

any ideas?
well im not exactly sure how many miles are on it but i remember it being ALOT

Depends who’s doing the work…I’ve done tranny swaps on cars for under $800, but that was where I had all of the required tools and stuff…If you take it to a mechanic, don’t be surprised if it costs upwards of $2,000

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