| Ranking | Details |
|---|---|
| #1 |
GXP is the way to go if buying any PontiacSource: MSN Autos...trans shifts smooth when u stomp the gas. rare to see another GXP on the road(i do alot of driving) Cons: Horrible turning radius ! (worse than my extra cab Silverado) Satilite radio cuts out alot ! OnStar not as good as i expected. Some blind spots(would be worse for a shorter peorson) 6-speed Trans seems cheap, very indecisive when slowly accelerating. Gas miage is bad for a V6 ,if u compare with things like an SS trailblazer (SS has 400Hp and is rated for 15-20mpg vs 16-24mpg for the GXP- 265Hp) could be worse i guess.lol. rear security cover(deck cover) only avaiable as aftermarket... |
| #2 |
Torrent AWDSource: Cars.com
..."We have found the torrent to be a very reliable, comfortable, and enjoyable vehicle. |
| #3 |
Crossover SuvSource: CarGurus
...I did my research before finally selecting the Torrent. |
| #4 |
MY FAVORITE!Source: MSN Autos
...Pros: I love my car! 2 years ago i got into a really bad reck and totaling my brand new ponitac torrent still with the dealers tag. |
| #5 |
Very reliableSource: Cars.com..."Would recommend this car. It handles nicely. It is very sporty and comfortable. Good mileage for me- 17.7 city and 24,5 highway. Lots of power."... |
| #6 |
Great VehicleSource: Cars.com
..."Bought it brand new. Got a great deal. I love the styling. |
| #7 |
TorrentSource: CarGurus
...Having three kids, and a very busy schedule, this Torrent surpasses what I need right now. |
| #8 |
Plugged Heater CoreSource: Edmunds
...I've loved my Torrent. It drives great and looks great. |
| #9 |
Great small SUVSource: MSN Autos...Pros: Great handling, good on gas, looks good Cons: Seats not very comfortable Overall: Great small SUV would recommend... |
| #10 |
best ever ownedSource: MSN Autos
...Pros: Exelent vehical plenty of power, great brakes, |
General Motors has confirmed that Pontiac's struggling Torrent SUV will be canned this week due to poor sales and a need to remarket the brand as a lineup that specializes in... March 4, 2009 by Viknesh Vijayenthiran 3
As outfitted, the Torrent GXP will handily run circles around a Hyundai Santa Fe, Mitsubishi Outlander, Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V, or 2009 Dodge Journey.
None of those competitors even offer performance packages.
The 2008 Pontiac Torrent also delivers a far more credible facsimile of sporty handling than the typical truck-based SUV (or even car-based crossover), but its Chevrolet Equinox donor chassis can't keep pace with the Opel that underpins the new Saturn Vue and Vue Red Line performance edition.
In the 2008 Pontiac Torrent GXP, though you're not going to out-corner sportscars, you will be piloting something a lot more agile than the typical lumbering SUV--something that's happy to tackle corners at speeds that would make most of its more SUV-looking crossover competition seriously unhappy.