2004 Pontiac GTO

2004 Pontiac GTO // 5,259 ORIGINAL MILES // ONE OWNER // 6-SPEED MANUAL // Phantom Black Metallic // Sold by Apex AutoSports AutoPark Dallas is excited this absolutely INCREDIBLE 2004 Pontiac GTO, finished in Phantom Black Metallic over Red Leather, featuring the legendary 5.7L LS1 V8, 6-speed manual transmission, and an astonishing 5,259 miles! ONE OWNER with a CLEAN CARFAX! GUYS... ARE YOU KIDDING ME?! A 2004 PONTIAC GTO WITH ONLY 5,259 MILES?! Now THIS is the kind of car that gets us excited. We absolutely love finding these early-2000s American performance cars, especially when they're preserved in the kind of condition and mileage that makes you wonder how they managed to survive more than two decades. And this one? PHANTOM BLACK METALLIC OVER RED LEATHER. ONE OWNER. CLEAN CARFAX. SIX-SPEED MANUAL. MY GOD. WHAT A GEM. For those who appreciate modern American muscle, the return of the Pontiac GTO in 2004 was a pretty significant moment. After decades away from production, Pontiac brought back one of the most iconic names in muscle-car history, this time using the Australian-built Holden Monaro as its foundation. And rather than simply giving the car an aggressive appearance, Pontiac equipped it with something enthusiasts could genuinely get excited about. A CORVETTE-DERIVED LS1 V8. Underneath the hood sits the legendary 5.7-liter naturally aspirated LS1 V8 producing 350 horsepower and 365 lb-ft of torque, sending power to the rear wheels through a proper 6-speed manual transmission. No complicated driving modes. No artificial engine sounds. Just a naturally aspirated V8, three pedals, and rear-wheel drive. THAT'S OUR KIND OF CAR. And here's something we've always appreciated about these GTOs. They're understated. Unlike some muscle cars that announce their intentions from a mile away, the 2004 GTO has a clean, almost European grand-touring appearance. But underneath that subtle exterior is a legitimate V8-powered performance car. It's comfortable, surprisingly refined, and capable of delivering the kind of old-school driving experience that's becoming increasingly difficult to find. AND THIS ONE HAS ONLY 5,259 MILES. Think about that for a second. This car is more than twenty years old, yet it has accumulated fewer miles than many people drive in a single year. That's an incredibly low-mileage example of a car that was originally built to be driven and enjoyed. And the ownership history makes it even more appealing. ONE