2007 Pontiac G6 Convertible Photo Gallery

Photo 6 -- Rear


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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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Unlike the Volvo C70, which has a retractable hardtop that consumes much of the trunk but leaves a small space for storage, the G6’s retracted roof cuts trunk capacity to a useless 2.2 cubic feet. One would be hard pressed to find enough space in there for an empty briefcase or a bachelor’s bag of groceries (a.k.a. a six-pack of Bud Light). Fortunately, the rear seat can be used for cargo when multiple passengers aren’t part of the equation.