trans sport vs Montana??
DreamDj
03-24-2003, 04:30 PM
Hi there. I"m now looking for used Minivan 1997+ and have one question. what's the difference between Trans sport and Montana?? is there good website with reffence for this?? Please help
Thanx!
Thanx!
NISSANSPDR
03-25-2003, 08:51 AM
Isn't like the Dodge Caravan like the best minivan for like the last decade?
LOL
LOL
Regin8r
08-06-2003, 11:16 AM
They are the same van. The difference is the equipement you get.
Grey body cladding, aluminum wheels, badging, traction control I think that was all back in 1998 on CDN models.
Grey body cladding, aluminum wheels, badging, traction control I think that was all back in 1998 on CDN models.
Hudson
08-06-2003, 01:49 PM
Actually the difference is nil. "Montana" was the top of the line package on the second generation Trans Sport. The name was eventually used for the entire line and "Trans Sport" was dropped.
Regin8r
08-06-2003, 02:10 PM
Originally posted by Hudson
Actually the difference is nil. "Montana" was the top of the line package on the second generation Trans Sport. The name was eventually used for the entire line and "Trans Sport" was dropped.
Wrong, you can get a Trans Sport with the Montana package without the trip computer, power sliding door, etc. The top of the line would have Montana AND these options.
The top model of the regular Trans Sport would cost more and have more features than the base Montana version.
Montana is an equipment package, like a 'sport' package. It does not mean top of the line although the top of the line would have the Montana package.
Actually the difference is nil. "Montana" was the top of the line package on the second generation Trans Sport. The name was eventually used for the entire line and "Trans Sport" was dropped.
Wrong, you can get a Trans Sport with the Montana package without the trip computer, power sliding door, etc. The top of the line would have Montana AND these options.
The top model of the regular Trans Sport would cost more and have more features than the base Montana version.
Montana is an equipment package, like a 'sport' package. It does not mean top of the line although the top of the line would have the Montana package.
-Josh-
08-06-2003, 05:34 PM
the trans sport is just an older Montana, they dropped the name and changed to Montana
Hudson
08-06-2003, 09:11 PM
Originally posted by Regin8r
Wrong, you can get a Trans Sport with the Montana package without the trip computer, power sliding door, etc. The top of the line would have Montana AND these options.
The top model of the regular Trans Sport would cost more and have more features than the base Montana version.
Montana is an equipment package, like a 'sport' package. It does not mean top of the line although the top of the line would have the Montana package.
"Montana" WAS (in 1997) a trim package. It is NOW the name of the minivan. Pontiac does not sell a "Trans Sport" minivan anymore. They're all called Montana.
Wrong, you can get a Trans Sport with the Montana package without the trip computer, power sliding door, etc. The top of the line would have Montana AND these options.
The top model of the regular Trans Sport would cost more and have more features than the base Montana version.
Montana is an equipment package, like a 'sport' package. It does not mean top of the line although the top of the line would have the Montana package.
"Montana" WAS (in 1997) a trim package. It is NOW the name of the minivan. Pontiac does not sell a "Trans Sport" minivan anymore. They're all called Montana.
Jimster
08-07-2003, 04:16 AM
Neither are particuarly reliable- you'll be happier with a Dodge Caravan :bigthumb:
Regin8r
08-07-2003, 07:46 AM
Originally posted by Hudson
"Montana" WAS (in 1997) a trim package. It is NOW the name of the minivan. Pontiac does not sell a "Trans Sport" minivan anymore. They're all called Montana.
My point was the "top-of-the-line" comment was wrong. You could get a cheaper Montana that a regular Trans Sport.
I know that the Trans Sport was replaced with Montana, I never disputed that.
"Montana" WAS (in 1997) a trim package. It is NOW the name of the minivan. Pontiac does not sell a "Trans Sport" minivan anymore. They're all called Montana.
My point was the "top-of-the-line" comment was wrong. You could get a cheaper Montana that a regular Trans Sport.
I know that the Trans Sport was replaced with Montana, I never disputed that.
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