21 Classic Pontiacs
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21 Classic Pontiacs
General Motors' Pontiac division, established in 1926 by the Oakland Automobile Company, boasts a rich history with a mix of iconic hits and notable misses. Curious about Pontiac? This overview will introduce you to 21 classic and not-so-classic cars from the revered brand.
Icons of Pontiac
1. 6000
A full-sized, front-wheel-drive sedan from the 1980s, offering practicality for its era.2. Aztec
Known for its unconventional design, this crossover was a short-lived addition to Pontiac's lineup in the early 2000s.3. Bonneville
A staple in Pontiac's lineup for over 40 years, this full-sized sedan retired in 2005 as part of GM’s extensive restructuring.4. Catalina
A cherished model from the mid-60s, famous for its two-door hardtops. It was phased out during GM’s downsizing in the late 70s.5. Fiero
A unique mid-engine sports car from the 80s, the Fiero leveraged components from models like the Chevette.6. Firebird
This beloved pony car is missed by many, with hopes of a comeback in future model years.7. Firefly
A sibling to the Geo Metro, this three-cylinder import graced Pontiac’s lineup from the late 80s to mid-90s.8. G6
A current compact offering, available as a striking coupe or sporty sedan.9. Grand Am
Debuting in 1973, this became Pontiac’s mid-range performance car. It was discontinued in 2005 during a major brand overhaul.10. Grand Prix
With its hidden tail lights and concave rear window, the Grand Prix debuted in 1963. Today, it remains a mid-sized, front-wheel-drive sports sedan.11. GTO
Launched in 1967, this coupe evolved into a sports car. After its 70s retirement, it returned thanks to GM's Australian division, Holden, featuring rear-wheel drive and a robust V8.12. LeMans
Starting as a Tempest variant, the LeMans became a standalone model in the 70s. However, it retired in the mid-90s, marred by a poorly received Korean import bearing its name.13. Montana
Pontiac's contribution to the minivan market, offering practicality rather than timeless appeal.14. Parisienne
In the 80s, Pontiac needed an equivalent to the Chevrolet Caprice. The Parisienne fit the bill as a full-sized, rear-wheel-drive sedan.15. Phoenix
Part of GM's compact X-cars introduced in 1979 to counter imports.16. Sunbird
Essentially a rebadged Chevy Cavalier.17. Sunfire
A compact coupe discontinued in 2005 amid GM’s model shake-up.18. Sunrunner
Another rebadged offering, this time of the Geo/Chevy Tracker.19. Tempest
Known for its muscle car status from the early 60s to early 70s, the Tempest was especially favored as a convertible.20. Trans Sport
This minivan, known for its unusual design, came out in the early 90s and was eventually replaced by the Montana.21. Vibe
A current compact sport wagon that shares its platform with the Toyota Matrix.With these 21 models, we've only scratched the surface of Pontiac's storied lineup. From its origins in 1926 with the Oakland Automobile Company, Pontiac has crafted a legacy of excitement. Have you caught the Pontiac fever yet?
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