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May 29, 2005
FAMA Presents "Car of the Year" Award to the Pontiac G6
FAMA, a leading Spanish-language lifestyle and entertainment magazine will present it's 2005 Car of the Year Award to Pontiac at the North American International Auto Show on Sunday, January 9 at 1:30 p.m. in the Pontiac exhibit.
"We are thrilled that FAMA's Autos - Women at the Wheel chose the all-new Pontiac G6 as their 'Car of the Year,' said Jim Bunnell, Pontiac-GMC general manager. "Hispanics and women represent two of the fastest growing and influential vehicle buying segments in the industry and their buying power and presence warrant special consideration. Their recommendation of the G6 as a comfortable and affordable car with appeal and style is very important in creating broader awareness and acceptance of Pontiac in the Hispanic community."
FAMA magazine's Autos - Women at the Wheel is honoring the G6 because it believes the all-new midsize Pontiac fits the bill as the most appropriate car for today's Latina. "Women know very well what they want and the Pontiac G6 passed our test," commented Ileana Muniz, publisher of FAMA's Autos-Women at the Wheel magazine. "The Pontiac G6 is equipped with a series of amenities and is a winner because it is a car with proper style and appeal that fits into women's modern lifestyle."
Pontiac is a division of General Motors Corporation (NYSE: GM) and markets the Bonneville, GTO, Grand Prix, Vibe and Montana SV6. Pontiac sold more than 474,000 vehicles in 2004, ranking third among GM divisions in total sales. In 2004, Pontiac introduced the Montana SV6 crossover sport van and the G6 sedan. The G6 coupe, the V8-powered Grand Prix GXP and the Solstice roadster will follow in 2005, with the G6 hardtop convertible bowing in early 2006.
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