While the GTO was no longer the money-making machine Pontiac hoped it'd be, the Grand Prix remained a hit. Sales went through the roof in 1973, as the GM brand shipped over 150K units to buyers in the ...

In response to sagging sales of the mid-'60s fullsize Grand Prix, Pontiac's General Manager John Z. DeLorean decided that not only should the line be redesigned, it should also be downsized. While the ...

Why this vehicle is special: I am the original owner of this classic car and enjoy driving it at least once a week, especially when gas prices are reduced! Future plans for additional modifications: I ...

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*Estimated payments are calculated by Cars.com and are for informational purposes only. We’ve estimated your taxes based on your provided ZIP code. These estimates do not include title, registration ...

While people say it often, few who tell us that a story in the magazine inspired them really act on it. Larry McCauley of Cranberry Hill, Pennsylvania is the exception. In the December 1995 issue of ...

Every once in a while, a survivor emerges that ties together multiple strands of Pontiac's legacy. Elliot Ek's 1973 Pontiac Grand Am does exactly that—a one-family car ordered new by his father Allan, ...

In 1973, a paroxysm of brand-engineering ingenuity led General Motors to fashion more than a dozen nameplates off a single all-new platform called the A-body. Most of them were forgettable products of ...