[Robyn P]

My Xterra had a cabin air filter and yes there is a big difference in having one and not having one. I very rarely had to clean off my dash in the Xterra and I cannot keep the dash of the G6 clean.

As for pricing, my G6 was 25000 which they are now selling for less than 20000 and the Accord, where I'm at, is selling for the same price possibly even a little less depending on the delaership. The Accord and Altima are competition for the G6, are they not?

This is not my first GM product. This is the 2nd Pontiac I've had and have had little problems with them both. I've also had 2 Nissan and no problems with them. I don't believe it's the type or the cost of the car, it's the maker. Just my opinion.

 

[GTPGuy82]

I've my G6 since August and not once have I had to clean the dash.

Mike

 

[Robyn P]

I think the dust on my dash verses others not having to clean their dash may have something to do with the air. I know when I was working in Reno for a week when I got back to Tennessee I was sick b/c the air is so much drier in Reno. Tennessee's air quality has more moisture in it which I think causes dust to stick more. We can wash our cars in Tennessee and before we get them dry they'll be covered in dust. Anyone else think this may be the reason?

 

[carsuperfreak]

Of course; the ambient weather conditions will have an effect on a number of different things, such as the amount of dust inside the car. A cabin air filter would definitely be an improvement, but from my experience at an auto shop, many people see them as 'just another thing to have to pay to be replaced.' But I am slightly suprised that the G6 doesn't have one.