2005 Pontiac GTO 6.0 liter from North America
Summary:
The most bang for the buck in today's automotive market
Faults:
Absolutely nothing.
General Comments:
This car is unbelievably quick (even with automatic transmission).
Beautiful interior with nice fit and finish on leather seats and interior panels. Clean and classy looking dash and controls.
Subdued exterior looks, but still has enough appearance muscle to look nice without being overstated.
Slightly harsh ride and might be too much for those looking for that large mushy car feel.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes
Review Date: 26th March, 2006
19th Oct 2005, 09:19
I have a 2004 GTO and I was thrilled with it for a while also... unfortunately since then everything started falling apart on this car. The manual transmission won't go into reverse without a fight and often pops out of 2nd gear... many things are warping, including the weather striping and the rubber around the ignition in the steering column. The stock cd player won't play burned CDs properly, if at all. The brakes and rotors have both warped and been replaced twice. One of the sensors went and told me my engine was overheating on many occasions. There is no key hole for a key to enter the car, but the remote unlock is very unreliable. The door locks open when the want to from the inside, sometimes I get locked in. And the list goes on... I hired a lemon law lawyer and am waiting for my car to be bought back. If you have had any of these problems please comment here and let me know! If not, these are things you might want to watch out for, but hopefully all of these problems were corrected in the 2005 model. I hope you have better luck than I have.