2009 Pontiac G8 GXP 6sp manual

I bought this car in Atlanta GA from an Engineer who took great care of the car, unfortunately his neighbor had a fight with her boyfriend and backed out of their driveway too fast and backed into the driver's quarter panel and bumper. He drove the car 3 months while fighting with the insurance company to pay off then bought it back from insurance with a clean title. I drove the car 10 hours home the first week of July and drove it a few weeks before the body shop got me in. The car is back to better than it was before because I had them repaint the front clip to get rid of all the road rash and bug and rock chips! As you can tell the cars absolutely beautiful! Has every option available! He just put brand new tires on it weeks before the accident so they only have about 3-5000 miles I'm guessing? I purchased an aftermarket warranty for the car for 12 months or 12000 miles through Route 66 which is one of the best in the country to cover pretty much anything a factory warranty would! Only thing I do not like about the car is the transmission is a little noisy at low speeds in second mostly but I've researched it on several G8 forums and it seems to be an issue that was present on these manual shift cars since new and u also talked to one of the best transmission guys in Ashland area and he said it's "the norm for those transmissions", it's shifts and drives perfect and doesn't affect shifting at all but I try to describe every thing as best as I can before someone drives all the way to see the car then thinks I'm trying to hide something or pull one over on them! I contacted a guy who runs the G8 GXP Registry and this info below is what he told me about the car which shows you how rare she really is! Call or text with questions. 6066942051


Joe,Thank you for getting me your GXP info. Your car is #1136 of the 1829 produced, and was built on 12/03/2008. The car is also #52 of 67 GXPs built in Liquid Red, Manual, Onyx/Red, with Sunroof (#17 of 30 built like that with RS-A all-season radials). The car was