2004 Pontiac GTO
$24,995
Mesa, AZ
Highway:
20 MPG
Automatic
V8, 5.7L; SFI
Phantom Black
RWD
Gasoline
10,005 Miles
Red
CCA0330
6G2VX12GX4L250178
Base
Price and Mileage of Similar 2004 Pontiac GTO in AZ
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About This 2004 Pontiac GTO
Classic Car Addict is proud to present this super low mileage 2004 Pontiac GTO for sale in our Mesa, AZ showroom. This is a two-owner family car with 10,005 actual miles. On average, this GTO was only driven 526 miles per year. Pontiac's original 1964 GTO was a legendary muscle car that defined performance for thousands of people! After a 30-year absence, the legendary Pontiac GTO returned as a rear-wheel drive two-door coupe based on the Australian Holden Monaro, a GM subsidiary. More rounded than muscular, and with simple smooth lines and a barely noticeable rear spoiler, the 2004 Pontiac GTO might be mistaken for a less powerful coupe than it really is. The GTO's interior has been dolled up for driving. The deeply contoured red and black bucket seats provide excellent support for fast driving. The dashboard is uncluttered and straightforward. The GTO comes standard with power adjustable leather seats, remote entry, tilt and telescopic steering, and audio controls on the steering wheel. Traction control and 4-wheel ABS are also standard. There isn't a rip, tear, stain, anything in this beauty. The new GTO was met with some skepticism because it didn't have the muscular look of the original because of the rounded coupe body, you wouldn't think it's the same car as the original, until you punch the gas! Our GTO is finished in Phantom Black with red stripes. Again, this thing only has 10,005 miles, so there aren't any issues with rock chips, dents, etc. in the paint. So, the new GTO didn't look like a GTO. But it ran like no other Pontiac GTO before it. The 2004 model came with the 5.7-liter LS1 packing 350 horsepower. Forget comparisons to the 350-horse Pontiac V-8 in the classic models; the 2004 car's horses were net, and all accounted for. A four-speed automatic was standard, and the six-speed stick was optional. Either way, the 2004 Goat could eat asphalt. It's got the power and the performance to wear the GTO name, don't miss out on this beauty, call Classic Car Addict today, 4**-2**-1***. This Pontiac GTO will be sold on a clean Arizona title. Also be sure to check out our website for 150+HD photos and our YouTube page to see full walkaround and driving videos. You can also catch us on Facebook and Instagram with daily updates! Read More