Interesting. Think I may have accidentally stumbled on to this once before and thought it was odd behavior at the time but didn't think much of it. I'll be hitting the highway tomorrow and will have to to try this out.
Hope the OP chimes in with why he believes his car may be so rare as am curious.
As others have stated, there really aren't that many options offered in modern cars to make them truly rare. This isn't the 60's where manufacturer's order forms had about as many options as a Greek burger...
Looks good, but I think the black pony center caps would look better on those wheels than the red 60th caps do.
Did you have to do anything to make sure the speedo reads correctly going from the stock 20s to 19s?
As others have said, best to get a new rather than a rebuild, and they didn't string you along, which is great. How long did they estimate you'll be without your car?
Confirmed that my 60th has the pan. All 60th's are regular GTs other than badges, wheels, and maybe exclusive color, so don't know why any 60th version would not have the pan.
100% agree and was puzzled that they'd add sensors to the rear and not the front, especially since since the hood curves down making it tricky to know where the nose is when parking. Have the front/rear camera/sensors on our CX-5 and it's awesome for parking in tight spots. I would have...
Like others here, I love all cars, but I have a special affinity for Pontiacs. My first car was a 1976 Pontiac Ventura I bought from my parents, then the next Pontiac came 13 years later in the form of the 1965 GTO. Bought a 2005 GTO new and also a new 2009 G8 GT. Still have both GTOs.
The...