In addition to its legendary muscle cars, the brand has also produced some fascinating concepts from the '50s, '60s, and '70s. Founded in 1926, Pontiac ceased to exist in 2010 after years of ...

In this 1990 photo, designers work on a Pontiac concept car for the 1991 auto show season. Related: Pontiac's Huge Contribution to the Muscle Car Movement Building Cars in the ’50s and ’60s ...

The story of Pontiac's little-known 1960s concept car, the Banshee. ... The company was a key player in the golden age of muscle cars during the '50s and '60s; after a lull in the '70s, ...

On one Road America visit, I was thrilled to drive Schinella’s Banshee III concept car to lead the Trans Am parade lap, forgetting that I had put a pair of scissors in my back pocket after doing ...

The nostalgia craze that has Americans be-bopping to 1950s and `60s music has extended to the cars they drive.Collectible cars, ... CARS OF `50S, `60S BECOME COLLECTIBLE ...

Design Analysis: The 1965 “Pontiac” Vivant. Herb Adams's dream car from the 1960s is way more than it seems.

Check out the full story about the restoration and the history of car-based pickups in the late '50s and early '60s at Hemmings’ site. There’s a reason that they don’t make them like this ...

This '60s Pontiac concept car is being sold by a Kia dealership. The gorgeous one-off Banshee, Pontiac's answer to Corvette, was listed for US$750,000 in 2020—now the ask is US$1.2 million.

The 426-ci muscle car legend rated at 425 hp was available for one last model year, and getting one under the hood of the GTX required an additional $746.50 to the $3,707 base price.

At first glance, this Pontiac concept car from the ’80s may appear to be a look at a future that we didn’t achieve. Study it a little deeper, though, and you’ll find that the 1987 Pontiac ...