Since General Motors of Canada unveiled the Top Tuner Solstice at the 2006 Sport Compact Performance Show in Montreal last October, the vehicle has caused shockwaves throughout the tuner scene. Both in Canada and in the United States, the Top Tuner Solstice has been received with overwhelming enthusiasm by tuners and performance enthusiasts. The Top Tuner Solstice returned to Montreal, as a feature in the GM of Canada display at the 2007 Montreal International Auto Show.
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As we reported last week,
Pontiac will add a new model to its line-up. Called the G8, it will be based on the Holden Commodore VE SS and will come to replae the
Pontiac Grand Prix. It will debut in February at the Chicago Auto Show.
According to Automotive News, the G8 will arrive in 2008 with front-end styling drawn from the
Pontiac Solstice. The new car likely would have unique sheet metal from the A-pillar forward.
The G8 comes from the same global Zeta development program as the (.
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At Detroit Auto Show, Edag presented the
Pontiac Solstice police car. Although the car is not ment for street, it has drawn lots of attention from the Detroit police.
Edag intented to create one-off, fun vehicle done up for the Detroit show to demonstrate the company’s removable hardtop, which hits the streets in mid-February with a $2499 price tag. A removable hard top for the
Saturn Sky follows in April, priced at (..
Have you believed that for a car that has a great top speed you have to pay millions of dollars? Well no, you are wrong! You can buy a car with a very good top speed and pay between $25000 and $30000.
Ties were settled first by quarter-mile time, then by which was quicker to the highest speed both cars achieved (usually 120 or 130 mph), in that order. Most cars at this price point offer basic luxury or at least decent amenities and looks in addition to speed, as buck-banger boy-racer (...)
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Back in 2002, General Motors presented in concept form the Solstice, in both coupe and roadster. And as you know only the roadster is available on the market.
According to GM design czar Bob Lutz, if will be made, the Coupe version of the Solstice will " look exactly like the Pontiac Solstice Coupe Concept Car. It was always our intention to kind of do that… we just had to manage the investment on the Solstice the first time around. Adding a coupe bodystyle would be a very (...)
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