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2009 Psm Pontiac G8 Gt - 48k Miles - Custom Exhaust - Camaro Wheels - Beautiful on 2040-cars

US $22,495.00
Year:2009 Mileage:48200
Location:

Los Angeles, California, United States

Los Angeles, California, United States

If you're looking for one of the best-kept, low-mileage G8 GTs in the country, you've found it. 

For sale is my Pacific Slate Metallic 2009 Pontiac G8 GT. This car has only 48000 miles and has been extremely well cared for. Routine synthetic oil changes and maintenance. Not only is the G8 already a rare car having only been produced for 2 years, but Pacific Slate Metallic is the second rarest factory color as well as one of the most desired. 

Comes equipped with the Premium and Comfort packages adding options like black leather interior with heated 6-way adjustable front seats, 6-disc in-dash CD player, Blaupunkt sound system and more. 

Beyond the factory options, this G8 also has several high-quality aftermarket add ons including: 

- 20" Camaro wheels with Hankook Ventus v12 tires (tread - 8/10ths front, 5/10ths rear) 
- Cold Air Intake 
- Superchips Cortex Tuner (allows you to adjust speed limiter, rev limiter, shift points, gear ratio and more) 
- Custom straight pipe exhaust system with resonators and remote controlled electronic exhaust cutout system by BadlanzHPE (go from subtly aggressive exhaust note to race car at the push of a button) 
- Window tint 

You honestly won't find a better G8 GT anywhere else. With the 6.0L V8, tuner, exhaust and intake, this car is an unassuming 4-door monster that will beat Mustangs, Camaros and Challengers all day long. The only reason I am selling is because it doesn't get driven as much as it should. I hate to see it sit in the garage so I'm selling it to it's next lucky owner. 

This is the best performing car I have ever owned. Has given me no problems whatsoever. It has a few minor scratches and dings that I've tried to show in photos, but they are nothing you'd notice unless it was pointed out. Also has minor imperfections on the wheels but could easily be fixed.

Price is firm. These cars are rare and have kept their value very well. In no hurry to sell. Clean and clear title in hand. Feel free to ask any questions. Payment by cash or cashiers check only.

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