Grand Prix GXP
Grand Prix GXP
http://www.pontiac.com/concept/conce...&imageNumber=1
According to another forum, this car has been confirmed for 2005. Pretty impressive. I wonder if it's FWD. Anyone know? I also find it kind of odd that this car will get 18 inch rims but the 2005 GTO does not yet appear to have that option.
According to another forum, this car has been confirmed for 2005. Pretty impressive. I wonder if it's FWD. Anyone know? I also find it kind of odd that this car will get 18 inch rims but the 2005 GTO does not yet appear to have that option.
Yes, the LS4 will end up in the Grand Prix's GXP model. Pontiac is really focusing on making the GXP line a full-out sports car.
read this.
http://www.gminsidenews.com/forum/in...showtopic=6226
read this.
http://www.gminsidenews.com/forum/in...showtopic=6226
I don't know if you realize this but that pic isn't of the GXP, it is the Autocross edition that was made for SEMA I believe. The looks and specs of the GXP are different but they both do use the 5.3 and that is really the most important part.
If you want More information on the GXP head over to www.clubgp.com Just stay out of ALmost anything goes Forum. It gets pretty rough in there.
Re: Grand Prix GXP
Originally posted by Ramune
http://www.pontiac.com/concept/conce...&imageNumber=1
According to another forum, this car has been confirmed for 2005. Pretty impressive. I wonder if it's FWD. Anyone know? I also find it kind of odd that this car will get 18 inch rims but the 2005 GTO does not yet appear to have that option.
http://www.pontiac.com/concept/conce...&imageNumber=1
According to another forum, this car has been confirmed for 2005. Pretty impressive. I wonder if it's FWD. Anyone know? I also find it kind of odd that this car will get 18 inch rims but the 2005 GTO does not yet appear to have that option.
Beyond that, it's nothing that doesn't already exist, short of the 5.3, which will replace the supercharged 3800 in next year's Impala SS & Buick LaCrosse's "sports".
No, it WON'T produce 350 horsepower in those cars.
Now, in a future RWD vehicle(s), that's a different story.
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