Pontiac, a historic American automotive brand established in 1926, operated as a division of General Motors until its discontinuation in 2010. Renowned for its performance-oriented vehicles and innovative designs, Pontiac played a significant role in shaping American automotive culture. The brand’s lineup included a wide range of cars, from compact models to powerful muscle cars and stylish coupes. Pontiac became synonymous with performance and excitement, thanks to iconic models like the Pontiac GTO, often regarded as the first muscle car, and the Pontiac Firebird, known for its distinctive styling and high-performance variants. While Pontiac faced challenges in the latter half of the 20th century, including shifts in consumer preferences and corporate restructuring, its legacy lives on through its influential contributions to American automotive history. Today, Pontiac cars remain sought after by collectors and enthusiasts, celebrated for their timeless design and driving dynamics that captured the spirit of an era.

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