The Grand Prix made its first appearance in 1962 as a full-sized model but stayed in production on various platforms through 2008, making it one of Pontiac's most enduring models ever. As expected ...

Pontiac launched the Grand Prix in 1962, and it spanned seven generations before its last model was released in 2008. One of the most iconic iterations was the second generation, which includes ...

Not the rarest of Pontiac Grand Prix with 5,856 convertibles built out of 42,981 total production, but 1967 was the only year for the Grand Prix convertible. The 1967 model year saw a refresh of ...

But even though it was neglected for so long, the Grand Prix is still solid, with very little rust on the body. Built for the 1963 model year, this Pontiac is a second-year Grand Prix. The company ...

The 1975 Pontiac Grand Prix is part of ... at no extra cost on the J and the LJ model, and the output this time reached 170 hp. The Grand Prix that we have here is a beautiful example of the ...

While most Pontiac hobbyists have no trouble distinguishing the Grand Prix from other Pontiac models, many are unfamiliar with the details that differentiate one model year from another.

the automaker launched the 1962 Pontiac Grand Prix as a new model competing with the Ford Thunderbird. While the notion that the mid-1960s GTO was the first ever muscle car is a recurring theme ...

Beginning in May 1974, the High Energy Ignition system replaced the Unitized and points-type distributors in all 400 and 455 applications in every Pontiac model line including the Grand Prix.