Others share heavily doctored renderings of concept GTOs. But the truth is simpler: Pontiac isn't coming back. At least, not ...

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In addition to looking great, the Grand Prix is a wiz in the wind tunnel. According to Pontiac, the base model has a drag coef­ficient of 0.287, the lowest figure for a production car of any ...

So with only 2 with upgraded options such as ours, this Pontiac Grand Prix Convertible is ultra rare. I’m sure the first thing you are thinking, how many car shows does this rare gem win?

Many of these new cars also featured front-wheel drive, whereas their predecessors were rear-wheel drive. One such model to get the new-age treatment was the Pontiac Grand Prix, Pontiac's then-mid ...

Pontiac insists its handling target for the car was BMW's 3-series, which—to us, at least—it feels nothing like at all. Push any Grand Prix too hard into a corner, and it understeers pre ...

However, by 1966, the Grand Prix accounted for less than 5% of Pontiac's sales, as competitors like the Ford Mustang and Thunderbird chipped away at the car's market share. The 1967 Grand Prix ...

Like any car with such a long history, the Grand Prix has some relatively obscure lore hiding in its back seat. 1962 was a big year for Pontiac. It sold 521,933 cars that year, its second-best ...

Cunningly, FoMoCo played the ‘not-another-sports-car’ card, and it didn’t last long before everyone else followed suit. On behalf of Pontiac Motor Division, the spearhead was the Grand Prix ...

Tyler Pitman’s rear-wheel-drive, V8-swapped 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix. Tyler Pitman From having seen the underside of countless cars in his day, Pitman used visual memory to guess which parts ...

Pontiac hit it out of the park with one of their cars. And we're not just talking about the G8. The 1997 Pontiac Grand Prix was also so much better than you would have expected out of 1990s ...