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left bottom side of drivers seat near the seat adjustment controls look where the hood release is, its right in front of it
No no no!! There is no release for it. If the car is unlocked, you just push on the gas lid and it pops open. (And if locked, pushing on it does nothing).
Source: I've owned a 2009 G8 GT since 2009
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