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In many ways Pontiac was just beginning to go through a renaissance when the plug was pulled and GM shuttered Pontiac's doors. A great example of this is the Pontiac Kappa platform. The Solstice was originally a design exercise authorized by Bob Lutz to generate excitement and show Pontiac was heading in a new direction. To GM's surprise the car proved so popular that - like the 1952 Corvette - GM decided to put one into production. GM developed a brand-new bespoke hydro-formed chassis, and it was shared with the Saturn Sky to help recoup cost.

This black-on-black Solstice GXP coupe is very special. It is one of only 1266 Solstice GXP Coupes ever built and has been well maintained! Can you say RARE! Never mind the exclusivity of this car, but it's a low mileage example as well, turning only 41,000+ miles since leaving the factory. Being a GXP, the car was ordered with the 260hp Ecotec 4 and is mated to the original 5-speed automatic transmission. The car even comes well equipped with air conditioning, an AM/FM/Cd payer, cruise control,...

Several years after unleashing the Solstice Roadster, Pontiac followed up with a hardtop fastback rework of the vehicle called the Solstice Coupe concept. Inspired by the Solstice hardtop concept that wowed the crowds at the 2002 auto show and foreshadowed the roadsters arrival. With the Solstice designed as a convertible from the ground up, only slight changes had to be made to the chassis to convert it into a fixed-roof coupe, there was only a minimal weight gain to the tune of 31 pounds. Some of the unique features are the duck tail spoiler, removeable targa-top and the fact that this one was the 4th example to roll off the assembly line! Featuring a 2. 0 liter turbocharged Ecotec inline...

In many ways Pontiac was just beginning to go through a renaissance when the plug was pulled and GM shuttered Pontiac's doors. A great example of this is the Pontiac Kappa platform. The Solstice was originally a design exercise authorized by Bob Lutz to generate excitement and show Pontiac was heading in a new direction. To GM's surprise the car proved so popular that - like the 1952 Corvette - GM decided to put one into production. GM developed a bespoke hydro-formed chassis, and It was shared with the Saturn Sky to help recoup cost. This Aggressive Red Solstice GXP Convertible has only had two owners since new and the current owner has enjoyed it for about 7 years. Being a GXP, the car was ordered with the 260hp Ecotec 4-cylinder engine and mated to a 5-Speed automatic transmission. This GXP only has 5,045 miles driven since new! Options include air conditioning, AM/FM/CD player, convertible top, cruise control, power brakes, power steering, power locks, power windows, seat belts, leather bucket seats, and so...

This Solstice GXP is absolutely stacked with factory features making this one rare bird! If you are ready to get ahead of the game here is a once in a long-time opportunity to own one of Pontiac's last collectable vehicle. This Pontiac Solstice GXP features a screaming 4-cylinder Echo Tech motor! that's no joke for a nimble road warrior like the Solstice. This vehicle has the great 5-speed manual transmission that makes driving this vehicle a blast! Another rare feature on this GXP is the removable Targa top, there is nothing better than the open air top while you are cruising those back roads. If you are ready to hit the road in this future classic, don't wait or...

This Solstice is powered by a Turbo 2. 0 L VVT DOHC engine paired to a 5 speed automatic transmission. The current owner is the original owner and does have maintenance records! In 2019 this Solstice received a new Radiator fan motor and in 2020 a new rear differential seal. This Solstice is Grey with Black leather interior with just under 16k miles showing on the odometer. Options on this 2007 Solstice are AC, AM/FM/CD player, Manual Convertible top, Cruise...