Pontiac Antique, Vintage and Classic Cars For Sale

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Photo Title Make Model Year State Price Placed 1970 Pontiac GTO Pontiac GTO 1970 IL $ 39,900.00 US dollars 11/11 1979 Pontiac Trans Am Pontiac Trans Am 1979 MI $ 9,700.00 11/10 1986 PONTIAC TRANS AM PONTIAC TRANS AM 1986 NJ $ 6,250.00 or Trade 11/9 1939 Pontiac coupe business Pontiac coupe business 1939 FL $ 6,500.00 or Offer 11/8 1927 PONTIAC LANDU PONTIAC LANDU 1927 FL $ 10,000.00 US dollars 11/6 1976 PONTIAC TRANSAM PONTIAC TRANSAM 1976 AR $ 8,200.00 11/6 1987 Pontiac Trans Am Pontiac Trans Am 1987 NJ $ 22,000.00 US dollars 11/6 2002 Pontiac Trans Am Pontiac Trans Am 2002 FL $ 25,995.00 11/4 1950 Pontiac 2dr Fastback Pontiac 2dr Fastback 1950 MO $ 6,800.00 US dollars 11/3 64-69 PONTIAC GTO PONTIAC GTO 64-69 OH - 11/3

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The Pontiac name came from the chief of the Ottawa indians and was a General Motors brand from 1926 to 2002. The first General Motors Pontiac was moderately priced and featured a six cylinder engine. The original Pontiac logo was a native American headdress and the arrowhead logo was adopted in 1956.

In 1957 Pontiac introduced the Bonneville and marketed it as a performance car. In 1959 'Wide-Track' suspension was touted as providing better traction and stability. In 1964 John DeLorean introduced the Pontiac GTO, powered by a 389 cubic inch V-8, and it was an instant hit. This was the first mid-sized car with a V8 engine and is often associated with the beginning of the Muscle Car era.