2009.6 Pontiac G6 V6 with Major GM Upgrades - Bluetooth, GXP Parts, More!

2009 Pontiac G6 V6 Description

Up for sale is a much beloved Pontiac G6 sedan. I am the second owner, the prior owner being a Mary Kay salesperson.
This car is the 2009.5 model, which is a mid-year refresh that includes a majorly-upgraded interior and brand new facia. This is the final edition of the Pontiac G6, refreshed with a revised interior and front-end.
This car comes with a 219 horsepower 3.5L FlexFuel V6 and a four-speed automatic transmission. Runs great on 87 octane - no premium fuel required! That's one of GM's most reliable engines (if not the most), mated to one of their most fuel efficient transmissions of its time. Easily gets 30 mpg on the highway (EPA estimated), and as a car isn't harmed by the Ethanol being added to gas these days.
While this car has slightly over 100,000 miles on it, the vast majority came from highway miles commuting between Chico and Santa Clara. Full service history is available as this car was serviced exclusively at GM dealerships (aside from tire swaps) since I purchased it at 32,000 miles in 2011.
This car is bone stock. Any upgrades have been made with genuine GM parts, including a couple that most dealers say aren't possible.
* GM Factory Bluetooth has been added, alongside the standard OnStar system - Your phone uses the built-in controls in the car, and the car's existing microphone
* The GM radio has been upgraded with a GM USB port radio for iPhone/iPod/iPad USB integration - even apps relay information and controls to the steering wheel and radio display
* Factory G6 door sills (brand new) are also included to give it a fresh-from-the-factory look getting in
* GXP rear valence upgraded and painted by GM dealership
P.S. The Pontiac logos have blue decal covers over them - they keep the red logos scuff-free. Happy to remove them for you... they peel right off.
Legalese: This car is being sold as-is, where-is, without warranty. Car will be smogged prior to sale and title is in-hand. Yes, I have to say that, yes, you probably should already know that.