:P ...Okay. The design isn't the greatest. I realize that and even I don't like it all that much. Everything about it is exaggerated and excessive. The lack of brightwork makes it even moreso. Still... I'm just trying to defend the dash plastics. Yeah, the center stack plastics are terrible, but on what 2004 or earlier GM vehicle honestly didn't? Not many, if any (again, luxury is always excluded for obvious reasons). But the actual plastics on the dash were acceptable and moreso than some vehicles like the 06 Impala. I can't comment on door panels and such since I'm not an interior freak like many here. I felt the dash. The Impala's had similar quality plastics on the very top, but from the faux wood down... it was hard and shiny. On the Grand Prix... it wasn't although the dash has no interepting design until the glove box with is quite low. I'm not sure I felt that far down. Even then, the majority is of the better quality plastic and it has more than the Impala. As for the rest, yeah fit and finish is about as poor as it gets. I never argued against that.
As for elaboration of the changes made incase some didn't realize it... The center stack was revised to include the passenger air bag moniter as well as a slightly different Driver Info display design. Chrome was added around the vents and the door handles. All silver trim was replaced with aluminum looking trim. The center console was also revised where that round control thing was removed; I forget what replaced it. The center of the steering wheel, "GP", was replaced with a Pontiac emblem. On the G6, the center stack plastic was changed. It is now the same plastic as the rest of the dash. Also, small chrome touches were added here and there. The radio and climate knobs, basically. See... while I'm not an interior freak, I am a Pontiac freak. I notice even the slightest of differences.