Does a Pontiac Torrent have 3rd row seating?
Most reviewers have described the Pontiac Torrent’s front seats as roomy with more than adequate head and legroom (Third-row seating is not available). The front seats fold flat, and the back is equipped with a Multiflex sliding rear seat with 60/40 split seatback.
Is the Pontiac Torrent an all wheel drive car?
Although the Torrent isn’t really all-new (it shares its platform with the Chevrolet Equinox), it does offer a handsome and sporty exterior, a roomy interior with an adjustable rear seat, a standard V6 engine and the option of all-wheel drive.
How much does a 2008 Pontiac Torrent cost?
The sporty GXP starts around $28,000 and can run as high as $35,000 fully loaded. To avoid paying too much for your Torrent, be sure to compare pricing with the Fair Purchase Price, which shows what others in your area are paying for their vehicles.
How to get Kelley Blue Book Pricing for Pontiac Torrent?
Get Kelley Blue Book® Pricing When it comes to solid construction, the 2008 Pontiac Torrent reaches above the domestic SUV norm while delivering ample passenger space in front and rear. Buyers who wish to customize their Torrents can obtain a fair number of accessories in addition to factory-installed options.
When did the Pontiac Torrent Podium Edition come out?
For the 2008 model year, the Torrent got the Podium Edition trim for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games. The Torrent Podium Edition was only sold in Canada. The Pontiac Torrent was discontinued after the 2009 model year.
Although the Torrent isn’t really all-new (it shares its platform with the Chevrolet Equinox), it does offer a handsome and sporty exterior, a roomy interior with an adjustable rear seat, a standard V6 engine and the option of all-wheel drive.
The sporty GXP starts around $28,000 and can run as high as $35,000 fully loaded. To avoid paying too much for your Torrent, be sure to compare pricing with the Fair Purchase Price, which shows what others in your area are paying for their vehicles.
Get Kelley Blue Book® Pricing When it comes to solid construction, the 2008 Pontiac Torrent reaches above the domestic SUV norm while delivering ample passenger space in front and rear. Buyers who wish to customize their Torrents can obtain a fair number of accessories in addition to factory-installed options.
Is the back seat comfortable in a Pontiac Torrent?
The Torrent is one of the easier SUVs to enter, and the rear seat provides ample leg space even in its farthest-forward position. The generously supportive and comfortable seats, however, are nearly devoid of side bolstering.