The Pontiac G8 GT has everything that consumers are looking for in an affordable car; speed, horsepower, and a comfortable, spacious interior. The MSRP on this Pontiac is $29,995. Pontiac is confident in their 2008 model and is telling consumers that it is not only a bargain but also the “Most powerful car starting under $30K.”
On the collector car market, the mid to late 1970’s model Pontiac Trans Am is becoming more popular, than the more muscular 1969 to 1974 Trans AMs. The later Trans AMs have a manliness to them. Many can association this with the 1970’s famous personality Burt Reynolds along with the Smokey and the Bandit Movie series. A 1978 Special Edition Y/82 Trans Am that comes with the desirable Pontiac 400 engine with 4-speed manual tranny. Also with original Hurst Hatches and AM/FM/8-track player and CB radio along with the rare rear-console add to this cars rarity.
Ouch, that’s gotta suck. General Motors annonced earlier today that it was recalling 313,000 passenger cars and crossover vehicles in an effort prevent the driver from potentially losing control due to rear axle pinion seal that’s prone to leaking.
Joe 
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