2009 Pontiac G8 Gt Firehawk #17 Of 25 on 2040-cars
McKinney, Texas, United States
2009 PONTIAC G8 GT FIREHAWK #17 of 25. ONLY MAGNETIC GRAY METALLIC FIREHAWK PRODUCED (1 of 1)!! ****VEHICLE WILL ONLY BE RELEASED/TRANSPORTED AFTER FUNDS HAVE BEEN CLEARED VIA BANK CERTIFIED CASHIERS CHECK OR BANK-TO-BANK WIRE. $1000 DEPOSIT DUE WITHIN TWO BUSINESS DAYS OF AUCTION ENDING. THANK YOU**** 2009 Pontiac G8 Firehawk #17 1 of 1 There were only 25 GT Firehawk’s ever produced. This car (#17)
was the only Firehawk ever produced in Magnetic Gray Metallic “MGM”. Excellent/Very Clean condition- no dings or known scratches. Always garaged. Clean interior throughout. None smoker. Clean title. No accidents. Meticulously Maintained! All maintenance documents provided.
Interior: Redline leather armrest. Car has been my daily driver and draws crowds at the monthly car shows. Average around 15-16 MPG in City and 23-24 MPG on Highway. Thank you for looking!!
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