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How much does a Pontiac G6 weigh?

I’m moving from Virginia to Colorado with my 2010 Pontiac G6. I’m only bringing what will fit in my car but am a bit nervous about overloading it since I have a heavy electric keyboard and all my kitchen stuff. How much does my Pontaic G6 weigh?

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Laura Salvas · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Congrats on your impending move! The drive from
Virginia
to
Colorado
will be epic and how much your Pontiac G6 weighs will help determine how to do it safely. Your 2010
Pontiac G6
weighs 3,305 pounds.
Earlier model years and trim levels span a wider range of weights, from 3,174 pounds for a 2006 four-door sedan to 3,877 pounds for a 2006 two-door convertible.
Knowing the curb weight
(the weight before passengers or luggage is loaded into your car) of your vehicle is important when packing it to the brim. Cars have a maximum weight load, inclusive of their curb weight.
When calculating, don’t forget to include your own weight and any other passengers joining you. And remember to ensure you can safely see out the back window.
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