Even though the 2005 Pontiac G6 externally gives the impression of being another sedan model introduced by an automobile manufacturer, the real situation is quite the contrary. As correctly claimed by the manufacturer, GM, this car involves new design and configuration concepts that are capable of delivering improved performance on the road.
The 2005 Pontiac G6 (also designated as the “Grand Am”) uses a V6 front side engine with a capacity 3.5 liters. The multi-point fuel injection mechanism assures a commendable 30 mpg on highways and 20 mpg on urban tracks. The four-speed automatic transmission is derived from the Malibu automobile, originally produced by Chevrolet. With it, the V6 is capable of generating up to 200 horsepower and 220 lb-ft of torque.
Comfort features in the 2005 Pontiac GT include the suave leather upholstery, a satellite radio service, and even a sunroof. Multiple airbags ensure the safety of the driver and passengers, making this a car that is fully loaded for the fast lane.
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