Gto dd?
05-05-2010, 06:51 PM
#21
Negative. Parts are pretty easy to find right now. A little expensive for certain things but not bad overall. Motor/tranny/brakes....anything not 100% completely GTO specific is easy to find and pretty cheap.
05-05-2010, 07:01 PM
#22
I liked the V much more lookswise too but the interior was a lot better on the GTO, at least i thought so, and the real kicker was the price as an LS2 GTO was basically half the price or less of an LS2 V at the time.
Both are great cars however, depends what one finds more important.
Both are great cars however, depends what one finds more important.
Also the 14" dual piston brembo brakes added to the car as well.
03-21-2014, 04:32 PM
#25
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Being new to the GTO world i couldnt agree more and thats what convinced me to trade my ext cab silverado (05) in on an 06 just last week. The only regret is thinking i may get tired of the 6 speed as my daily, but then again its one of the most fun cars ive drove in a while and the previous owner was nice enough to install a set of KOOKs longtubes x pipe and borla exhaust.
happy camper typing in this zombie thread
happy camper typing in this zombie thread
03-25-2014, 10:35 AM
#26
Just picked up an 05 m6 with monster 3 clutch, k&n and magnaflow catback. Great car to daily, they are just so comfortable and ride so well. Ill be splitting time between it and my f150 on the days I dont want to drive a manual or weather isnt favorable.
04-03-2014, 09:08 PM
#29
Have had two GTO's, both of which were and are my main daily drivers with ~90k between the two. Like any other car, look for a well cared for and an original or 2nd adult owner that didn't abuse or hack it. Might be a tough thing with the prices on these being pretty low, but they do exist.
