2005 Pontiac G6 Expert Reviews from Around the Web

Found 17 expert reviews, showing 6-10:

  • 2005 Pontiac G6 Preview

    Source: Automobile

    Is This the Import Fighter GM Needs? The Pontiac G6, the latest car to debut on General Motors worldwide Epsilon architecture, is also the long-due successor to the aged Grand Am. With that... Read full review

  • 2005 Pontiac G6 Professional Cars.com Review

    Source: Cars.com

    At the moment the news broke, I had written two words of a review of the Pontiac G6: "Dump Lutz."On Monday morning, the news came that General Motors North America Chairman Robert Lutz and... Read full review

  • 2005 Pontiac G6 Professional Cars.com Review

    Source: Cars.com

    The only way many car buyers would consider a new American car like the new Pontiac G6 is if Oprah Winfrey gave it to them.Of course, the new G6 makes a great gift. But can this new... Read full review

  • 2005 Pontiac G6 Professional Cars.com Review

    Source: Cars.com

    After 20 years of Grand Am, Pontiac was due for a change, and its new G6 is a big step forward, both in styling and performance.G6 pushes the wheels out to the corners and carries the... Read full review

  • 2005 Pontiac G6 Professional Cars.com Review

    Source: Cars.com

    Pontiac's all-new G6 got a major publicity boost when Oprah gave away 276 of them, donated by General Motors, on a recent show.This cleanly styled midsize sedan is based on the same Epsilon... Read full review

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