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Re: Pontiac G6 GTP coupe review

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Re: Pontiac G6 GTP coupe review

M.C. Tee30 Nov 2005 14:13
be better if they used the 2.4 ecotec out of the vibe gt, would yeild more
power if boosting it. On a side note, the canadian market now has the
pursuit gt with the same engine, coupe or sedan with 171 hp, 17" wheels, 4
wheel discs, moonroof, in dad mp3, etc for $22,195 canadian, had a glance at
one the other day, half tempted into getting one, they look really good. Its
basically a cobalt with some different panels but i really like the look of
it

>> > > http://www.automotive.com/2006/43/pontiac/g6/reviews/road-test/
>> >
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> With that plus the weight savings of using an aluminum SC'ed 4 cylinder
> would make the car scream.

Paradox27 Nov 2005 23:48
> > > http://www.automotive.com/2006/43/pontiac/g6/reviews/road-test/
> >
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> japanese are  putting out that amount of hp with smaller engines which are
> also more efficient.

True, the torque curve on the 3.9 peaks out earlier, gas mileage is slightly
lower as well.

I do wish GM would ditch the whole series of motors, What would be nice is a
G6 coupe with the supercharged ecotec motor out of the SS cobalt, those do
not put out 200HP as listed, I think that number is doctored down a bit.
With that plus the weight savings of using an aluminum SC'ed 4 cylinder
would make the car scream.

Percy Winthrop Wellington III27 Nov 2005 03:21
> > http://www.automotive.com/2006/43/pontiac/g6/reviews/road-test/
>
> A pretty fair review, GM is headed in the right direction, I test drove a
> GTP and it actually threw me into the back of the seat, which is a good
> sign, a 5 speed automatic fo 6 speed manual would have been better though.

The article also states that the big 3.9 v6 should be putting out a lot more
that just 240hp. And the  culprit is the antiquated pushrod engine. The
japanese are  putting out that amount of hp with smaller engines which are
also more efficient.

Paradox26 Nov 2005 17:47
> http://www.automotive.com/2006/43/pontiac/g6/reviews/road-test/

A pretty fair review, GM is headed in the right direction, I test drove a
GTP and it actually threw me into the back of the seat, which is a good
sign, a 5 speed automatic fo 6 speed manual would have been better though.

Mr Gazzoo26 Nov 2005 05:28
http://www.automotive.com/2006/43/pontiac/g6/reviews/road-test/

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