Pontiac G810 of 11Sales: 21,371 Percent change: +72.5 percent Starting price: $29,000 Why it's a winner: Bang for the buck, last-chance PontiacGeneral Motors is dropping the Pontiac brand as part of its bankruptcy reorganization, but while they last, customers are buying up the remaining stocks of the Pontiac G8. The G8 is a modern successor to the legendary Pontiac GTO. It's relatively tame with the standard V-6, but it can be ordered with an optional V-8 with up to 415 hp, the most powerful Pontiac ever. Surviving GM dealers will be able to service the G8.<< Back to the '2009 Winter Auto Guide' table of contents Related Articles:Slow car sales good for buyersFind the best 2010 car for youNew & redesigned cars for 201010 biggest gas guzzlersRelated Links:How much should you put down?Monthly auto loan payment calculatorCalculate your payment and moreBuy or lease a caradvertisement
Sales: 21,371 Percent change: +72.5 percent Starting price: $29,000 Why it's a winner: Bang for the buck, last-chance Pontiac
General Motors is dropping the Pontiac brand as part of its bankruptcy reorganization, but while they last, customers are buying up the remaining stocks of the Pontiac G8. The G8 is a modern successor to the legendary Pontiac GTO. It's relatively tame with the standard V-6, but it can be ordered with an optional V-8 with up to 415 hp, the most powerful Pontiac ever. Surviving GM dealers will be able to service the G8.
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