Pontiac

21 Discontinued

21 Total

Pontiac took its name from the city of Pontiac, Michigan, where Edward M. Murphy founded the Pontiac Buggy Company in 1893 to manufacture horse-drawn carriages. As the automobile age began to take shape, Murphy recognized the opportunity to move into motorized transport. In 1907, he reorganized his business as the Oakland Motor Car Company, focusing on automobiles rather than carriages. After Murphy’s death in 1909, General Motors acquired the company, integrating it into its expanding portfol...

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Pontiac G3

2009 – 2011 Small

Pontiac G5

2004 – 2010 Coupe

Pontiac G6

2004 – 2010 Medium

Pontiac G6 Convertible

2008 – 2010 Coupe Cabrio

Pontiac G6 Coupe

2008 – 2010 Coupe

Pontiac Vibe

2002 – 2010 Crossover

Pontiac G8

2007 – 2009 Medium

Pontiac Montana

2000 – 2009 Large MPV

Pontiac Solstice

2005 – 2009 Coupe

Pontiac Torrent

2005 – 2009 Large MPV

Pontiac Grand Prix

1990 – 2008 Compact

Pontiac Gto

1964 – 2006 Coupe

Pontiac Aztek

2000 – 2005 Medium SUV

Pontiac Bonneville

1958 – 2005 Large

Pontiac Grand Am

1998 – 2005 Coupe

Pontiac Sunfire Coupe

2000 – 2005 Coupe

Pontiac Firebird

1967 – 2002 Coupe

Pontiac Sunfire Sedan

1994 – 2002 Compact

Pontiac Sunfire Cabrio

1994 – 1999 Coupe Cabrio

Pontiac Trans Sport

1990 – 1996 Large MPV

Pontiac Fiero

1985 – 1988 Coupe

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