The Parisienne arrived in showrooms as a sub-series within the Laurentian line but became a separate model the following year. It was Pontiac's top-of-the-line full-size car in Canada, sporting ...

Introduced in 1958, the Pontiac Parisienne soldiered on through ... Initially a sub-series of the Laurentian, the Parisienne became a separate model in 1960. It was marketed as the company's ...

The Pontiac Parisienne debuted as a trim level of the Laurentian in 1958, before becoming a standalone model in 1959. Just like the Laurentian was a Canadian take on an American model, the ...

Pontiac Parisienne was among the most popular of ... in Canada for the 1958 model year as a sub-series within the Laurentian line. It was presented as a “halo” model. Not too many were built ...

Canadians were offered the Strato Chief, Laurentian and Parisienne. By 1966 ... has been unable to produce an earlier Canadian Pontiac that has either a Mark IV engine or AC, so it may be the ...

On the Catalina, the tires rest five inches further out than on the Laurentian, its Canadian version. The specific Pontiac model I bought way back when was named the Parisienne; south of the ...

Joseph Bernacki/The Brandon Sun The 1958 Pontiac Parisienne was originally manufactured as a variation of the similar Pontiac Laurentian models. Schultz said he figures there are only 1,226 made ...

predated by offerings like the Pontiac Laurentian, Parisienne, Sunburst, Acadian, Sunrunner and Firefly. The Pontiac Wave may be a fairly unique part of General Motors Canada’s history ...

...because I'm invariably asked "and what car do you own?"Right now I have a 1988 Pontiac Formula Firebird. Until recently I also had a 1961 Pontiac Laurentian and a ...