2007 Pontiac G6 Convertible Photo Gallery

Photo 11 -- Rear 3/4


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TO THE POINT What’s New? The Pontiac G6 Convertible is all-new for 2007, and its single distinguishing characteristic is a retractable hardtop.
Selling Points: Coupe-like styling, low interior noise levels, good visibility, one-touch top operation
Deal Breakers: Top-down trunk space, added weight, sluggish performance, sloppy handling
Our Advice: Wait for Pontiac’s promise of performance to make it from the marketing department to the engineers.

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Compared to similar soft top convertibles, the G6’s interior is relatively quiet with the roof raised, only penetrated by some wind and road noise. The body feels strong, though there is some cowl shake with the top stowed, and the handsome silhouette resembles that of the G6 coupe when the roof is raised. Operating the top is as simple as pushing a button. Aside from the long delay in lowering (33 seconds) or raising (37 seconds) the top, living with a convertible doesn’t get any simpler.

Photos courtesy of Pontiac

By Thom Blackett