Pontiac G6 : For all of GM’s newfound focus on product, it seems the Pontiac division has been forgotten. Except for the Solstice, a pale imitation of a Corvette crossed with a Miata, in recent years Pontiac dealers have received nothing in terms of hot new cars. The G5? A better looking Cobalt. (more…)
Pontiac Torrent GXPÂ - One of the latest trends in the SUV marketplace is the addition of actual sport to the utility portion of the sport-ute equation. (more…)
Pontiac Solstice GXP – Pontiac wasted no time making early adopters who bought a Solstice over sticker feel like they got ripped off. The new Pontiac Solstice GXP is the car they should’ve pined for, the car they should’ve waited for, the car they should’ve paid over sticker for. (more…)
Pontiac G5 – : “Hey there – nice Cobalt!” “Thanks, but it’s a Pontiac G5.” “G what?”
“G5. It’s part of Pontiac’s new naming convention, y’know, G5, G6, and soon the G8.” (more…)
Pontiac G8 - Designed for Action. No known antidote. Street cred. Starstruck. Performance. Passion. Those are the keywords and phrases Pontiac’s marketing machine uses to describe its lineup. Problem is, this amounts to a promise largely unfulfilled. (more…)
The all-new 2006 Pontiac Torrent is the biggest of the compact SUVs. Based on a car chassis, the Torrent offers a nice ride and good power. The 2006 Pontiac Torrent comes with a choice of front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive. Torrent is powered by GM’s 3.4-liter V6 engine and five-speed automatic transmission. Only one trim level is offered, but with a variety of options. Standard equipment includes air conditioning, power windows, AM/FM/CD with six speakers, remote entry and automatic door locks, fog lamps, roof rails, daytime running lights, a rear window wiper, and 16-inch aluminum wheels.
