Pontiac was shelved by GM in 2010, but there are still used models available. Of course, there are a few worth avoiding -- ...

The 1961-’63 Tempest was the start of something big for Pontiac, introducing the Le Mans ... As it stood in 1963, this model was America’s only front engine/rear transaxle car thanks to ...

Despite the lack of support in its final days and the dwindling of models, the Pontiac brand represents a time in GM’s history of performance, power, precision, and presence from behind the wheel.

The success of this first model which sold in record numbers spawned the next six-cylinder car, the Pontiac Big Six in 1929, so named because of the increased displacement and horsepower.

When it comes to collectible Pontiac muscle cars, people generally consider the classic GTOs and Firebirds as the most desirable, but there are late second-gen and third-gen Trans Am models that ...

features and photos for the latest model year. The 1998 Grand Am by Pontiac boasted new next-gen airbags and revamped addable options. A redesigned Grand Am graced showroom floors in 1998, offering a ...