SEMA 2007 : Pontiac G8 GT.
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Under the hood is the production 6.0L V-8, rated at 361 horsepower (268 kW) and 385 lb.-ft. of torque (520 Nm). A six-speed automatic transmission with Driver Shift Control backs the powerful small-block engine and complements a four-wheel independent suspension outfitted with unique 20-inch wheels and performance tires.
The G8 GT SEMA Edition car is equipped with production equipment that includes:
Standard ABS and traction control augmented by high-performance HSV brakes
Electronic stability control
Seat-mounted thorax air bags and dual-stage frontal air bags for front passengers, with automatic passenger sensing system
Roof rail side-impact air bags for both seating rows
OnStar with available Turn-by-Turn navigation
Power-adjustable front seats
Fog lamps
Quad polished stainless steel exhaust tips
Rear lip spoiler
Augmenting the SEMA Edition is a series of modifications, including:
Custom orange exterior paint
Orange-accented interior components, including seat inserts, door panels and instrument panel pad
Enhanced brake package with drilled and slotted rotors
Lowered performance suspension package
Twenty-inch wheels with performance tires
The G8 has a progressive styling package highlighted by strong Pontiac design cues, such as a dual-port grille, fog lamps, bold wheels and a confident, wheels-at-the-corners stance. The car’s design accents Pontiac’s performance lineage, with fenders that flare over the wheels, seemingly hugging the wide tires and enhancing its athletic stance.
Distinctive elements include hood scoops and front fender vents, as well as projector-beam headlamps housed in crystal-clear lenses. At the rear, taillamps feature bright detail work surrounding the red lighting elements.
The G8 GT SEMA Edition car is equipped with production equipment that includes:
Standard ABS and traction control augmented by high-performance HSV brakes
Electronic stability control
Seat-mounted thorax air bags and dual-stage frontal air bags for front passengers, with automatic passenger sensing system
Roof rail side-impact air bags for both seating rows
OnStar with available Turn-by-Turn navigation
Power-adjustable front seats
Fog lamps
Quad polished stainless steel exhaust tips
Rear lip spoiler
Augmenting the SEMA Edition is a series of modifications, including:
Custom orange exterior paint
Orange-accented interior components, including seat inserts, door panels and instrument panel pad
Enhanced brake package with drilled and slotted rotors
Lowered performance suspension package
Twenty-inch wheels with performance tires
The G8 has a progressive styling package highlighted by strong Pontiac design cues, such as a dual-port grille, fog lamps, bold wheels and a confident, wheels-at-the-corners stance. The car’s design accents Pontiac’s performance lineage, with fenders that flare over the wheels, seemingly hugging the wide tires and enhancing its athletic stance.
Distinctive elements include hood scoops and front fender vents, as well as projector-beam headlamps housed in crystal-clear lenses. At the rear, taillamps feature bright detail work surrounding the red lighting elements.
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I was kind of upset when the dealers told me they discontinuned the gto and replacing it with the G8, but now that I see it, I really like it! However, did they put a detuned LS2 engine in the G8? What happened to the 400hp motor from the vette/gto?
Amen - this is probably the best looking Pontiac ever. But in recent years they've REALLY come on strong.
For a relatively cheap car I like the looks of the G6. The GTO goes without saying - great go and show. And now this G8 GT.
For a relatively cheap car I like the looks of the G6. The GTO goes without saying - great go and show. And now this G8 GT.
hope the real production G8 is as good as this...reading GM Inside News (the pro-domestic forum), stuff like Bluetooth won't be available, and the 6 speed won't be available at launch
of course, we all wish we could get the HSVs or any of the Commodores from down under.
of course, we all wish we could get the HSVs or any of the Commodores from down under.








