From the moment I turned the key on our Performance Red 2009 Pontiac G6 review car, I knew it wasn’t going to be as bland as the unenlightened might lead you to believe. Pontiac has taken a sporting approach to cope with formidable competition from the likes of the Honda Accord and Nissan Altima. While only equipped with the base four-cylinder engine, our G6 aced the week long test drive, with an admirable combination of acceleration, fuel economy, and just plain driveability.
Our MPGomatic Pontiac G6 review demonstrates two simple tricks that easily allowed us to get the most efficiency out of the G6’s 2.4-liter engine.
MPGomatic’s modus operandi is to deliver the driver’s point of view in a tightest possible segment. Although this approach can skip over a number of less obvious features, our ultimate goal is deliver a real world review from the driver’s perspective, rather than an exhaustive checklist. There are other sources for that. (We’ve included one of the more comprehensive in this mashup of G6 reviews.)
It’s always best to rely on a number of resources when you’re doing your automotive due diligence. But as popular as Pontiac’s mid-size sedan may be, there just aren’t a whole lot of Pontiac G6 reviews floating around.
driverTV’s 2008 Pontiac G6 review highlights the specs, features, and options of the G6 GXP in a methodical fashion (albeit to a driving rock and roll beat) …
Leave it to the GMShowroom’s G6 review to deliver the eye candy. Truth be told, this is far closer to a commercial then a review, but it does provide a nice long look at the GXP coupe …
This next piece isn’t a review, but it is a good indication of why you might not want to purchase a used Pontiac G6 from a rental car company …
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[...] offerings were too much the same, offering nearly identical products to other brands. The Pontiac G6 is based on the Chevy Malibu, the G5 is based on the Chevy Cobalt, the Solstice is a twin of the [...]
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