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buttergly1 writes:
2006 Pontiac Solstice Roadster Review
ProsSporty- Nice with the top down and hair blowing in the breeze. Comfortable to travel long distance. Leather bucket seats, nice interior and great stereo. ConsSmall truck area 
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Excellent Sports Car For The Money! — Purchased the car in 2006 received as anniversary present from husband. What a nice surprise. The leather interior looks great and the engine runs smooth. Let the top down and enjoy the ride. Have only taken car in for normal routine checkups and oil change. Have never had any probelms with this car. I'd give it an A+. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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Denny writes:
2006 Pontiac Solstice Roadster Review
Prosawesome car for the money Conslack of storage space
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2006 Solstice — There are few cars in the $20,000-$30,000 range that can turn heads quite like the Pontiac Solstice. Even though it's entering its fourth year of production, this curvaceous roadster still commands looks from fellow drivers and passers-by. This sexy styling, along with the Solstice's able powertrain and sporty driving dynamics, have made it a sales success. For 2009, Pontiac has added even more varieties of Solstice to the menu. | ||
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Eric writes:
2006 Pontiac Solstice Roadster Review
ProsHandles like a gocart ConsFit and finish
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Its A Keepers Just Get Plenty Of Extra Interior Parts — Fun car to drive, quality is definately lacking, plastic interior, electrical ploblems and just poor craftmanship, I would definately get the 2009 model, maybe they have most of the problems worked out by then. Or just drop a big turbo in it and blow doors on just about every car on the road. Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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Nick writes:
2006 Pontiac Solstice Roadster Review
ProsApperience, top down experience. ConsLack of power
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Great Job Gm You Built A Winner! — I love it! It is unbelievable fun to drive, flings around corners beautifully, could be a couple hundred pounds lighter. It needs more horsepower! So far, no problems with the car. :) How can you not love the way it looks? Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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Anja writes:
2006 Pontiac Solstice Roadster Review
ProsMy 20" Asanti wheels Consjust 4 cylinders ;)
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Sweet Convertible — Acceleration could be better, but improved with a K&N airfilter and new exhaust system. Handling and brakes are both great. Never needed repairs, no problems at all! Very nice and special appearance, will always love it. In summer time a really fun car to drive! | ||
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Garvin writes:
2006 Pontiac Solstice Roadster Review
Prosal positive Conscan not drive in the winter...
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Pontiac Solstice — fun factor is 10. gas millage is approx 30 miles per gallon...performance is great and handles awesome...nice look and ride for a sports car...i like black but it is really hard to keep clean....does not have a lot of room as it is only a 2 seater but i knew that when we bought it......it is a convertable so on a hot or warm day it is nice to cruise with the top down and get a tan at the same time!!!! | ||
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Donna writes:
2006 Pontiac Solstice Review
Prosthe look Conscloth seats
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Solstice Review — I love it. The only thing is I do wish I had leather seats, but I didn't like them the year I purchased the car. They were 2 tone and a bit gaudy. In my province, they put the plate on the front which looks absolutely awful. Tcar looks so much better without it. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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Amy writes:
2006 Pontiac Solstice Review
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Driving With My Top Down — It's a stick, convertible and it's black. Need I say more? It's a looker - but it's also a slider. In the winter....it's just too light and slips and slides, even with sand bags in the trunk. Only thing I don't like about it. Otherwise, it's a really sweet ride! | ||
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Matt writes:
2006 Pontiac Solstice Roadster Review
ProsPrice, Power. Love the shifter. Real chick grabber. ConsAHH Convertible, needs a hard top for racing.
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Jason writes:
2006 Pontiac Solstice Roadster Review
ProsEverything a driver wnat in a car Consexcept trunk space?
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