Pontiac G6 Usados en Venta en Cleveland, OH

Now, I'm not a "car person." At all. But I know when I drive a car that is reliable. My 2016 Pontiac G6 has been the best used car I have ever bought. I've had a couple problems with the exhaust, but other than that, the car has given me a lot of pleasurable trips. It's not the greatest on gas though. I would have to fill my car up at least twice a week while working about 25 miles away from home. My G6 has never over heated, and I've never had engine trouble at all. I've always kept the oil changed and transmission fluid and all topped off to make sure I was doing my part in keeping my used vehicle up to par as well. I love the sleek look of my Pontiac G6 as well. She's gold with a moon roof that has five different settings so you can adjust it to where you prefer. I have always used the factory radio without upgrades. The bass is still just as booming as other systems of friends who I know have paid plenty for their expensive systems. The cruise control is also an option I love, as I have a heavy foot and tend to get picked up for speeding a lot. That feature alone has saved me hundreds of dollars in speeding ticket fines and court costs alone. I love my G6. I've had her for three years next spring, and I believe as long as I do my part to keep her up and running, she won't let me down.

Pontiac is no longer in business, and I think I know why. The reason is that their vehicles are just too reliable. I bought the vehicle used in 2008. What I didn't know at the time is that this coincided with an abrupt change in my military orders; I was suddenly and unexpectedly sent on deployment. So what does this mean? My (new to me) shiny Pontiac G6 GTP was destined to sit idle for the next 4 years, despite my best efforts to have friends and family periodically move it. So why is that important? Because returning from deployment the vehicle started up on the first try. I didn't need to remove the old gas. I didn't need to change any fluids. After four years setting idle, the car started up immediately on the first try.