May 23, 2007 3:46 AM

Race-Prepped Pontiac Solstice Shows Neutral Handling, but Limited Power

The Solstice GXP has barely arrived, but Pontiac wants to prove that it’s serious about the competitive prowess of this Mazda MX-5 killer. Two racing packages are available–one is ready to go; the other is a do-it-yourself set of parts. "Motor Trend" takes both Solstice racers to the track. Watch Video

The Solstice GXP has barely arrived, but Pontiac wants to prove that it's serious about the competitive prowess of this Mazda MX-5 killer. Two racing packages are available--one is ready to go; the other is a do-it-yourself set of parts. "Motor Trend" takes both Solstice racers to the track.

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