Power front disc and rear ... orange Pontiac screams through the end lights, it is pulling 6,000 rpm at 115 mph. Believe it or not, Jacob has a $6-7,000 total investment in the Grand Am (since ...

Here’s a 1991 Grand Am with that rare setup, photographed in a self-service yard in California’s Central Valley. 00-1991-pontiac-grand-am-in-california-wrecking-yard-photo-b-1-jpg Murilee ...

The early 1990s were far from a banner era for US automakers, with burgeoning fuel economy standards and the increased popularity of Japanese imports taking a bite out of the Big Three's market ...

In the case of this 1991 Pontiac Grand Prix for sale on Chicago ... by nature of it being a 1991 Grand Prix. The rear is its own tragedy, separate from the disastrous chop-job.

00-1991-pontiac-grand-am-in-california-junkyard-photo-by-mur-1-jpg Murilee Martin 07-1991-pontiac-grand-am-in-california-junkyard-photo-by-mur-1-jpg Murilee Martin 03-1991-pontiac-grand-am-in ...

with rear-wheel drive and an optional 250-hp 455 cubic inch V8 under the hood. The first-generation Grand Am is something of a rare car, at least compared to its successors. Pontiac built around ...

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third-generation Pontiac Grand Am going out of production in 1991. The fourth-generation Grand Am introduced the pointier styling to the car (MotorWeek calls the nose bullet-like) that eventually ...

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