Someone had posted the HiPerformance Pontiac issue but not the numbers.
I figured this topic is a good thread starter for anyone searching topics. I remembered reading it but didn't own the GXP yet.

High Performance Pontiac March 2008, p. 93.

2004 Bonne - GXP - 2,420
2005 Bonne -GXP - 4,193
for the GP folks wondering ...
2006 GP - GXP - 5,586
2007 GP - GXP - 2,501

PonchoPete
2005 Bonneville GXP – Dk Grey
2001 Grand Prix GTP
1994 Bonneville SSEi – * Port Magnusen SC
1969 Grand Prix SJ – 428cid/370hp

Look at my sig for the '04 numbers I got from Pontiac. I trust them more than a magazines.

The numbers there for 04 are close enough there isnt a basis for argument. Division Sales Reps, Dept Heads, and Even the Division Chiefs alter figures to fit their circumstance and need. Exact counts depend on the data looked at, and by who. GM Consumer Reps see Sales figures. Production and sales numbers are always going to be different. Demonstrators, Cars for Shows, Car for Executives/Division Employees and Top Sales Agents, Certain Corporate friendly Leases, Show Room Cars, (Mine was one such car bought in '06 with no miles and full warranty at a price GM wouldn't want to admit to), the list goes on and on, are not in sales figures.

High Performance Pontiac has been in the halls of Pontiac pretty good so, it may be the final final number to include all the "fall thru the cracks" cars as GXP Venom suggests.

Either way ... these are pretty low numbers.
Was 2004 GXP a late year entry?
I know they canceled the Bonne line in like Feb of 05 so only made 05'* for 5-6 months.

Real shame. The GXP is a great car!!!

PonchoPete
2005 Bonneville GXP – Dk Grey
2001 Grand Prix GTP
1994 Bonneville SSEi – * Port Magnuson SC
1969 Grand Prix SJ – 428cid/370hp

See the for sale section. Mine is one of the 300 Liquid Silver made.

How many 2005 GXP'* were built with the white gold tri-coat paint option?

Contact Pontiac CS. That'* where I got my info from.

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Pontiac CS....what is that?

It wasnt a late entry, the concept car was actually shown several years before production. Pontiac paid a steep bill to bring this concept car to production, it first came to light in 2001 after several years of talking and press posturing. The Bonneville was showing ever decreasing sales numbers and Pontiac was gunshy of making to many sports cars that sold for just over $40,000 fully loaded. It was a wise move. There were still new '05'* available into last year. The model was a financial disaster for Pontiac. I bought mine new in '06 after it sat in a showroom for over a year. Discounted $10,500 and the extended GMPP thrown in to seal the deal.

CS is Customer Service

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