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Pontiac 2009 G8 Gxp Ls3 6 Speed Manual on 2040-cars

US $40,000.00
Year:2009 Mileage:11616
Location:

Granger, Indiana, United States

Granger, Indiana, United States

Here is your chance to own one of only 169 Sport Red Metallic GXP's. This is one of Less Than 90 with the 6 Speed Manual option. Fox News Listed this car as one of the top 5 Future collectibles. Edmunds.com says, "This engine is a beast." Hagerty's Hot List puts the GXP on it's Top Ten. This has the FE3 Suspension that was tested on the Nurburgring Racing Track in Germany.  Go 0-60 in about 4.5 Seconds. This has been called the, "Corvette Sedan." These are very hard to find especially with the 6 Speed MANUAL and Sunroof. The LS3 Aluminum Block engine is amazing and is averaging 17.2 miles per gallon so far. It has Premium Leather everywhere and rivals any BMW or Mercedes. My friends say it is nicer than their BMW and its definitely nicer than my Mercedes fully loaded. The Factory Blaupunkt Stereo System with 11 speakers, Amp, and Subwoofers from the factory makes it seem like you are in the middle of the concert.


This car is Stunning in Sport Red Metallic with the 19" Wheels and Grey Leather interior. It is sure to be a collectible and you will be hard pressed to find one in better condition and especially in this color. This is an all original Un-Modified except for the new upgraded battery. Hate to let my baby go but there is just not enough room in the garage with a growing family.


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The successful high bidder will submit a $500 non-refundable deposit within two business days of the close of the auction to secure the vehicle. Buyer agrees to pay remaining balance due within 5 business days of the close of the auction. Buy it now will require payment within 24 hours by bank transfer or Certified Bank Check.


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