2009 Pontiac G8 Gxp 6.2 Ls3 Auto Automatic Sunroof Blue Metallic 1 Of 35 on 2040-cars
Springfield, Missouri, United States
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Very fast and very rare 2009 blue metallic G8 GXP with the very fast 6.2 LS3. 1 of only 35 with this option combination. No bad weather ever. Car was my weekend and clear weather driver. I am the second owner on the car. It has 24k mi and all options. It had 21k mi when I purchased the car 4yrs ago. I was fortunate enough to recently find a G8 Firehawk, which is the only reason I am selling the car. I know the original owner had purchased the 100k mi warranty upgrade, but I am not sure how many years remain with those, so I have listed no warranty since I have no way to verify other than taking the car in for repairs. This was the last great Pontiac produced in the second rarest color made. It will be a collector's item for years to come. This is a great car and needs an owner to enjoy. 4 doors for the family and a motor for an automotive enthusiast. Please let me know if you have any questions and I will answer. Car is for sale locally so I reserve the right to end the auction early. Thanks for looking and good luck. |
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