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PONTIAC G8 GT black
PONTIAC G8 GT blue
PONTIAC G8 GT brown
PONTIAC G8 GT engine
PONTIAC G8 GT green
PONTIAC G8 GT interior
PONTIAC G8 GT red
PONTIAC G8 GT silver
PONTIAC G8 GT white

pontiac g8

One of the rear wheel drive sedan made available in Pontiac is the Pontiac G8. Though there are numerous variants few of which are even cancelled before even releasing into the market the latest variant that has made its debut in the market in the year 2009 is the G8 GXP version which is powered with the 415 horsepower at 309 kW power operating with 6.2 L V8 engine. The engine design is better supported with the 6 speed automatic transmission for which the six speed manual transmission is made as the optional alternative. The lineup in G8 adds enough of standards like the Bluetooth technology and XM satellite radio. While supporting all of the old G8 standard colors four new colors have been introduced into the market like the Sport Red, Pacific Slate, Stryker blue and the Maverick silver metallic. Only two old colors Stealth blue and the Ignition orange are not available since the year 2009. The new colors along with the old colors however give a tough choice for the end users to pick the car color.

pontiac g8 features and specs

Engine	3.6L 6 cyl.
Transmission	AUTOMATIC

Type	Sedan
Perception	Performance

Gas mileage

EPA-Rated MPG

17 city
25 Highway

Engine	6L 8 cyl.
Transmission	AUTOMATIC

Type	Sedan
Perception	High-Performance

Gas mileage

EPA-Rated MPG

15 city
24 Highway

Engine	6.2L 8 cyl.
Transmission	AUTOMATIC

Type	Sedan
Perception	Factory Tuner

Gas mileage

EPA-Rated MPG

13 city
20 Highway

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