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Bigger, Not Necessarily Better: The 1968 Pontiac Grand Prix

Posted on June 16, 2026 by MCG
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The Pontiac Grand Prix was introduced in 1962 as a performance luxury car, but by 1968 the emphasis was on luxury, and performance was no longer a priority. Continue reading →

Posted in Auto History | Tagged 1968 Pontiac, 1968 Pontiac Grand Prix, Pontiac, Pontiac Grand Prix | 11 Replies

The Pontiac Class of 1958

Posted on June 3, 2026 by MCG
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Under the direction of Bunkie Knudsen, Pontiac was rapidly transforming into the youth and performance brand at General Motors. Here are the changes for ’58. Continue reading →

Posted in Auto History | Tagged 1958 Pontiac, Bunkie Knudsen, Paul W. Gillian, Pontiac | 5 Replies

The 1970 GTO’s Craziest Option: W-73 Exhaust Cutouts

Posted on May 3, 2026 by MCG
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This is the implausible but almost completely true story of Regular Production Option W-73 for the 1970 Pontiac GTO: driver-operated exhaust cutouts. Continue reading →

Posted in Auto History | Tagged 1970 Pontiac GTO, Pontiac, Pontiac W-73, Vacuum Operated Exhaust | 11 Replies

Pontiac Power in Action! A 1956 Factory Film

Posted on March 31, 2026 by MCG

Check out the improved Pontiac Strato-Streak V8 for 1956 in an original factory film with several neat stunts. Continue reading →

Posted in Auto History | Tagged 1956 Pontiac, Pontiac, Pontiac Strato-Streak V8

The Pontiac Class of 1960

Posted on March 17, 2026 by MCG

The 1960 Pontiacs set the stage for the GM division’s rise to the top as the youth and performance brand of the ’60s. Continue reading →

Posted in Auto History | Tagged 1960 Pontiac, Pontiac, Tri-Power

The Car That Out-values Them All: a 1938 Pontiac Film

Posted on February 22, 2026 by MCG

Here’s why you should rush out today and buy a 1938 Pontiac, as explained in this fine old factory film—just three minutes. Continue reading →

Posted in Auto History | Tagged 1938 Pontiac, General Motors, Pontiac

The Most Beautiful Thing on Wheels: 1949 Pontiac

Posted on January 20, 2026 by MCG

The Pontiacs were all new for 1949, but it didn’t change the brand’s image very much: a little more style and comfort than Chevrolet for a little more money. Continue reading →

Posted in Auto History | Tagged 1949 Pontiac, Pontiac, Pontiac Chieftain, Pontiac Streamliner

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