2005 Pontiac G6 Expert Reviews from Around the Web

Found 17 expert reviews, showing 11-15:

  • 2005 Pontiac G6 Professional Cars.com Review

    Source: Cars.com

    Vehicle OverviewPontiac introduced this all-new replacement for the compact Grand Am at the 2004 North American International Auto Show. Scheduled to reach dealerships in fall 2004, the... Read full review

  • 2005 Pontiac G6 Professional Cars.com Review

    Source: Cars.com

    General Motors Corp. teased us nearly two years ago when it unveiled the Pontiac G6 as a concept at the 2003 Detroit auto show. We've been eager to test the production version ever since... Read full review

  • 2005 Pontiac G6 Professional Cars.com Review

    Source: Cars.com

    General Motors Corp. makes good cars. The problem is that it makes too many of them. This confuses things. Take the 2005 Pontiac G6, which replaces the Grand Am as Pontiac's mid-size... Read full review

  • 2005 Pontiac G6 Professional Cars.com Review

    Source: Cars.com

    Pontiac, a name that I have more recently associated with rental fleets (as in, "How can they call this a full-size car?") than a vehicle of popular purchase, has been a company in need.It... Read full review

  • 2005 Pontiac G6 Professional Cars.com Review

    Source: Cars.com

    As an improvement over its predecessor, the new Pontiac G6 sedan is a success. But, then, its predecessor, the aged Grand Am, that staple of rental fleets, wasn't a very tough act to... Read full review

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