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Pontiac G8

A Holden Commodore shipped from Australia and rebadged, which is why almost nothing about it matches the rest of the Pontiac range: rear-wheel drive, a Zeta platform shared with the Camaro, and right-hand-drive-market wiring conventions converted rather than designed. Australian Commodore information is the deepest source on it by a wide margin. Sold for two years before the brand closed, so the population is small and the parts situation is its own diagnostic constraint.

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Pontiac G8, front view
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