Pontiac G8 Parts

The Pontiac G8 sedan was developed by Holden in Australia and introduced to the American market as Pontiac's first full-size sedan since the Pontiac Grand Prix. The vehicle began production in 2007, offering a performance sedan alternative and filling a similar role, though not a direct replacement for the Bonneville. A 6.0-liter V8 engine in the G8 GT provided 361 horsepower together with 385 lb-ft torque while using a 6-speed automatic transmission (GM 6L80). The G8 GT managed to deliver both efficiency and power through city distances ranging from 15-16 mpg and highway distances reaching 24 mpg. The G8 GT model only offered an automatic transmission to its buyers yet the GXP variant stayed exclusively manual through its sports-oriented equipment. The vehicle received an optional sport package adding both performance-enhancing features such as sport-tuned suspension and high-performance wheels along with handling improvements. In 2009, the Pontiac G8 received some minor updates, including changes to the interior and dashboard layout, but the vehicle's performance features remained unchanged. The Pontiac G8 was discontinued in 2009, and its Zeta platform successor, the Chevrolet SS, was introduced later, continuing some of the G8's performance legacy. Owners can sustain their vehicle's performance alongside durability through real Pontiac G8 parts since they meet both Pontiac engineering requirements and performance standards which guarantee their reliability and proper installation.