What is a Pontiac Solstice base?

Base is the non turbo; aside from being either a convertible roadster or a hardtop coupe (removable T type tops) the most significant difference between the models is turbo or non turbo.

Are Pontiac Solstice reliable?

The Pontiac Solstice is an underrated and fun compact sports car usually found as a convertible – and on rare occasions as a hardtop coupe. These bubbly and cute little sports cars are driveable, fun, reliable, and inexpensive to maintain, but owners have a few complaints that make this car a little less desirable.

How fast is a 2007 Pontiac Solstice?

Performance

What kind of engine does the Pontiac Solstice have?

A new trim level, the Pontiac Solstice GXP, debuts for 2007. It features a 260-horsepower turbocharged engine, a sport-tuned suspension and stability control. Other minor changes this year include a standard power height adjuster for the driver seat and a few new options, such as a rear spoiler and sport metallic pedals.

What kind of trims does the 2007 Pontiac Solstice have?

With the new GXP, Pontiac one-ups the Mazda, American style. The 2007 Pontiac Solstice comes in two trims: base and GXP.

What’s the stage 2 wheel upgrade on a solstice?

Stage 2 Wheel Upgrade: This is the same wheel we use in our Upgraded RPM-K04 Turbo Chargers capable of making 400Hp on the 2.0L LNF’s. This option will drive the Mid-Range to Top end power, forget power fall off…this turbo will pull hard all the way to 6000rpm’s!

Where can I get a tune for my Pontiac Solstice?

There will be some minor trimming for the front fascia to accommodate the larger intercooler with the Pontiac Solstice. Our Standard Tune delivery is via our V-Tuner Network. this is a great otion as it is economical and allows you to get the very best ECM tune for your project.