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For 2006, Pontiac continues to expand its reputation as the GM performance brand. With the introduction of the Solstice Roadster, the all-new Torrent, and the addition of the G6’s Coupe and hard-top Convertible, Pontiac comes to the table with a more powerful offering than ever before.

The Grand Prix has long been seen as the most versatile sport sedan in its class, combining performance and fun into one package. The wide front track of the GXP, with a Bilstein monotube strut system and PBR brakes, helps the FWD handling for the sedan, while its Magnasteer II power steering uses electromagnetic technology to adjust the steering forces, and included TAPshift gives more control to the driver.

The Pontiac G6, in its second year, has already proven itself as a good-looking and smart vehicle to drive. With many available paths to choose from, the G6 is truly a car you can make all your own. The Sedan, the Coupe and the Convertible all have their own special talents, each with a variety of options to choose from engine, to transmission, to accessories, but all three have safety features abounding to bring confidence to every ride.

The new Solstice roadster took the world by storm, with combination of old-school design and modern technology. A surprisingly roomy interior in this two-seater, with its low stance and exclusive rear decklid, provides a seamless appearance with the top down. With pricing starting at under $20,000, it’s a tough act to beat!