Pontiac - Revision history

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	*[http://www.motorauthority.com/pontiacs-future-reportedly-uncertain.html GM to drop Pontiac by 2010, trade majority stake to U.S. Treasury]		*[http://www.motorauthority.com/pontiacs-future-reportedly-uncertain.html GM to drop Pontiac by 2010, trade majority stake to U.S. Treasury]
	*[http://www.autoblog.com/2010/11/01/finally-official-pontiac-is-dead/ Finally Official: Pontiac is dead]		*[http://www.autoblog.com/2010/11/01/finally-official-pontiac-is-dead/ Finally Official: Pontiac is dead]
			*[http://carscoop.blogspot.com/2010/11/gm-pontiac-brand-is-dead-at-age-of-84.html GM's Pontiac Brand is Dead at the Age of 84 ]

	'''''Community Sites & Online Forums'''''		'''''Community Sites & Online Forums'''''

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	*[http://carscoop.blogspot.com/2009/04/gm-officially-announces-pontiac-death.html GM Officially Announces Pontiac's Death, Saab, Hummer and Saturn to be Gone by 2009]		*[http://carscoop.blogspot.com/2009/04/gm-officially-announces-pontiac-death.html GM Officially Announces Pontiac's Death, Saab, Hummer and Saturn to be Gone by 2009]
	*[http://www.motorauthority.com/pontiacs-future-reportedly-uncertain.html GM to drop Pontiac by 2010, trade majority stake to U.S. Treasury]		*[http://www.motorauthority.com/pontiacs-future-reportedly-uncertain.html GM to drop Pontiac by 2010, trade majority stake to U.S. Treasury]
			*[http://www.autoblog.com/2010/11/01/finally-official-pontiac-is-dead/ Finally Official: Pontiac is dead]

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	*[http://www.poci.org Pontiac-Oakland Club International],a site dedicated to the preservation, and enjoyment, all models and years of Pontiacs, Oaklands, and GMC vehicles		*[http://www.poci.org Pontiac-Oakland Club International],a site dedicated to the preservation, and enjoyment, all models and years of Pontiacs, Oaklands, and GMC vehicles
	*[http://www.pontiacregistry.com PontiacRegistry.com]an Internet based Pontiac Club, designed to provide the Pontiac enthusisat with THE most up to the minute Pontiac information and resources, plus 'Discussion Forums.'		*[http://www.pontiacregistry.com PontiacRegistry.com]an Internet based Pontiac Club, designed to provide the Pontiac enthusisat with THE most up to the minute Pontiac information and resources, plus 'Discussion Forums.'
	*[http://www.autoblog.com/2010/11/01/finally-official-pontiac-is-dead/ Finally Official: Pontiac is dead]

	[http://bencar.freeyellow.com/76TAPage.html Ben's 1976 Pontiac-Firebird Trans Am Homepage]A personal Website for those who own and admire the 1976 Pontiac Trans Am, with 'Links' to other Pontiac related and automotive related Websites.		[http://bencar.freeyellow.com/76TAPage.html Ben's 1976 Pontiac-Firebird Trans Am Homepage]A personal Website for those who own and admire the 1976 Pontiac Trans Am, with 'Links' to other Pontiac related and automotive related Websites.

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	*[http://www.poci.org Pontiac-Oakland Club International],a site dedicated to the preservation, and enjoyment, all models and years of Pontiacs, Oaklands, and GMC vehicles		*[http://www.poci.org Pontiac-Oakland Club International],a site dedicated to the preservation, and enjoyment, all models and years of Pontiacs, Oaklands, and GMC vehicles
	*[http://www.pontiacregistry.com PontiacRegistry.com]an Internet based Pontiac Club, designed to provide the Pontiac enthusisat with THE most up to the minute Pontiac information and resources, plus 'Discussion Forums.'		*[http://www.pontiacregistry.com PontiacRegistry.com]an Internet based Pontiac Club, designed to provide the Pontiac enthusisat with THE most up to the minute Pontiac information and resources, plus 'Discussion Forums.'
			*[http://www.autoblog.com/2010/11/01/finally-official-pontiac-is-dead/ Finally Official: Pontiac is dead]

	[http://bencar.freeyellow.com/76TAPage.html Ben's 1976 Pontiac-Firebird Trans Am Homepage]A personal Website for those who own and admire the 1976 Pontiac Trans Am, with 'Links' to other Pontiac related and automotive related Websites.		[http://bencar.freeyellow.com/76TAPage.html Ben's 1976 Pontiac-Firebird Trans Am Homepage]A personal Website for those who own and admire the 1976 Pontiac Trans Am, with 'Links' to other Pontiac related and automotive related Websites.

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	{{List Of Pontiac Models}}		{{List Of Pontiac Models}}
	'''Pontiac''' is a marque of [[automobile]] produced by [[GMC\|General Motors]] and sold in the United States from 1926 to ~~the present~~. In the GM brand lineup, Pontiac is a mid-level brand featuring a more sporting, performance-driving experience for a reasonable price, and a youthful feel to its advertising.		'''Pontiac''' is a marque of [[automobile]] produced by [[GMC\|General Motors]] and sold in the United States from 1926 to 2009. In the GM brand lineup, Pontiac is a mid-level brand featuring a more sporting, performance-driving experience for a reasonable price, and a youthful feel to its advertising.

	The Pontiac brand was introduced by General Motors in 1926 as the 'companion' marque to GM's Oakland Motor Car line. The Pontiac name was first used in 1906 by the Pontiac Spring & Wagon Works. The Oakland Motor Company and Pontiac Spring & Wagon Works Company decided to merge together in November 1908 under the name of the Oakland Motor Car Company. The operations of both companies were joined together in Pontiac, Michigan to build the Cartercar. Oakland was purchased by General Motors in 1909. The first General Motors Pontiac was conceived as an affordable [[V6\|six cylinder]] that was intended to compete with more inexpensive four cylinder models. Within months of its introduction, Pontiac outsold Oakland. As Pontiac's sales rose and Oakland's sales began to decline, Pontiac became the only 'companion' marque to survive its 'parent'.		The Pontiac brand was introduced by General Motors in 1926 as the 'companion' marque to GM's Oakland Motor Car line. The Pontiac name was first used in 1906 by the Pontiac Spring & Wagon Works. The Oakland Motor Company and Pontiac Spring & Wagon Works Company decided to merge together in November 1908 under the name of the Oakland Motor Car Company. The operations of both companies were joined together in Pontiac, Michigan to build the Cartercar. Oakland was purchased by General Motors in 1909. The first General Motors Pontiac was conceived as an affordable [[V6\|six cylinder]] that was intended to compete with more inexpensive four cylinder models. Within months of its introduction, Pontiac outsold Oakland. As Pontiac's sales rose and Oakland's sales began to decline, Pontiac became the only 'companion' marque to survive its 'parent'.

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	Beginning late 2004, GM's [[Holden]] division produced a version of their [[Holden Monaro\|Monaro]] coupe with Pontiac trim and all the attitude of the original 1960s editions. Debuting with the potent 350 [[HP\|hp]] [[LS1]] V8 and a world-class chassis, the new GTO is at least as good as its predecessors. But its lackluster styling turned off many buyers and forced GM to add hood scoops and other styling touches in order to make the GTO look like the originals. GM increased the Performance of the GTO in 2005 by adding the [[Corvette]] derived [[LS2]] V8 producing 400 [[HP\|hp]].		Beginning late 2004, GM's [[Holden]] division produced a version of their [[Holden Monaro\|Monaro]] coupe with Pontiac trim and all the attitude of the original 1960s editions. Debuting with the potent 350 [[HP\|hp]] [[LS1]] V8 and a world-class chassis, the new GTO is at least as good as its predecessors. But its lackluster styling turned off many buyers and forced GM to add hood scoops and other styling touches in order to make the GTO look like the originals. GM increased the Performance of the GTO in 2005 by adding the [[Corvette]] derived [[LS2]] V8 producing 400 [[HP\|hp]].

	2005 was the swan song for the Pontiac Bonneville. With the demise of the V8 Bonneville, however, the Grand Prix introduced a new trim level, the GXP, and featured a 5.3 liter LS4 V8, capable of producing ~~{{convert\|~~303\|hp}} through the front wheels. The Grand Am was also discontinued in this year, and replaced with the new G6. It is said that the G6 means Sixth generation Grand Am, but that particular name may stay. The Sunfire was also discontinued this year, later on it was replaced with the G5.		2005 was the swan song for the Pontiac Bonneville. With the demise of the V8 Bonneville, however, the Grand Prix introduced a new trim level, the GXP, and featured a 5.3 liter LS4 V8, capable of producing 303 hp through the front wheels. The Grand Am was also discontinued in this year, and replaced with the new G6. It is said that the G6 means Sixth generation Grand Am, but that particular name may stay. The Sunfire was also discontinued this year, later on it was replaced with the G5.

	In 2006, the G6 introduced both a coupe and hardtop convertible variant to its lineup, mimicking a lineup similar to the BMW 3-Series. This also marked the year for the introduction of the Solstice roadster, which competes with the [[Mazda MX-5]]. The Torrent SUV was also introduced and saw reasonable sales, considering its lack of performance.		In 2006, the G6 introduced both a coupe and hardtop convertible variant to its lineup, mimicking a lineup similar to the BMW 3-Series. This also marked the year for the introduction of the Solstice roadster, which competes with the [[Mazda MX-5]]. The Torrent SUV was also introduced and saw reasonable sales, considering its lack of performance.

	2007 saw the introduction of the G5 coupe, which replaced the compact Sunfire. This car wasn't planned for Pontiac, as it diluted its performance image, but the dealers had no small car to compete with imports, and complained. The car was first sold in [[Canada]] in 2005 as the Pursuit (renamed G5 Pursuit for 2006.5), and in [[Mexico]] as the G4, before Canadian and Mexican models were renamed simply G5 for 2007. The car is sold in the US as only a 2-door coupe with one choice of color for the interior: ebony.		2007 saw the introduction of the G5 coupe, which replaced the compact Sunfire. This car wasn't planned for Pontiac, as it diluted its performance image, but the dealers had no small car to compete with imports, and complained. The car was first sold in Canada in 2005 as the Pursuit (renamed G5 Pursuit for 2006.5), and in Mexico as the G4, before Canadian and Mexican models were renamed simply G5 for 2007. The car is sold in the US as only a 2-door coupe with one choice of color for the interior: ebony.

	In 2008, Pontiac received an additional shot of performance with the introduction of the [[Pontiac G8\|G8]] sports sedan, based on the [[Holden Commodore]], and built in Australia on the same assembly line. 2008 marks the end of the Grand Prix legacy. A [[coupe utility]] version of this model called the [[Pontiac G8#G8 ST\|G8 ST]] was also to be offered in the 2010 model year, making it the first coupe utility that GM has sold in the North American market in over 20 years, but GM officially canceled it despite its restructuring plans. As part of GM not releasing the G8 ST, Pontiac has decided to make 2009 the final year for its light trucks, with the [[Pontiac Montana\|Montana]] ending production in September 2008 as a 2009 model, followed by the slow-selling [[Pontiac Torrent\|Torrent]] [[crossover SUV]], the only Pontiac light truck in the ~~[[United States\|~~American]] lineup from 2007-2009, whereas the Montana continued production for [[Canada]] and [[Mexico]] until the 2009 model year. Pontiac will be the only GM brand to not have any light trucks, making this the first light truck-free time for a GM brand since before 2004, when [[Saab Automobile\|Saab]] got its first light truck, the now-discontinued [[Saab 9-7X\|9-7X]] [[Sport utility vehicle\|SUV]] (2005-2009), which will be replaced by the [[Saab 9-4X\|9-4X]] for 2010.		In 2008, Pontiac received an additional shot of performance with the introduction of the [[Pontiac G8\|G8]] sports sedan, based on the [[Holden Commodore]], and built in Australia on the same assembly line. 2008 marks the end of the Grand Prix legacy. A [[coupe utility]] version of this model called the [[Pontiac G8#G8 ST\|G8 ST]] was also to be offered in the 2010 model year, making it the first coupe utility that GM has sold in the North American market in over 20 years, but GM officially canceled it despite its restructuring plans. As part of GM not releasing the G8 ST, Pontiac has decided to make 2009 the final year for its light trucks, with the [[Pontiac Montana\|Montana]] ending production in September 2008 as a 2009 model, followed by the slow-selling [[Pontiac Torrent\|Torrent]] [[crossover SUV]], the only Pontiac light truck in the American lineup from 2007-2009, whereas the Montana continued production for Canada and Mexico until the 2009 model year. Pontiac will be the only GM brand to not have any light trucks, making this the first light truck-free time for a GM brand since before 2004, when [[Saab Automobile\|Saab]] got its first light truck, the now-discontinued [[Saab 9-7X\|9-7X]] [[Sport utility vehicle\|SUV]] (2005-2009), which will be replaced by the [[Saab 9-4X\|9-4X]] for 2010.

	For the 2009 model year, Pontiac introduced the [[Daewoo Kalos\|G3]] hatchback, which is a rebadged [[Chevrolet Aveo]]. This was Pontiac's first subcompact since the 1993 [[Daewoo LeMans\|LeMans]] in the USA and the 2000 [[Pontiac Firefly]] in Canada. From 2005-2008, Pontiac's rebadged Aveo in Canada was known as the Wave, then renamed the G3 Wave. It was sold in both hatchback and sedan form in Canada.		For the 2009 model year, Pontiac introduced the [[Daewoo Kalos\|G3]] hatchback, which is a rebadged [[Chevrolet Aveo]]. This was Pontiac's first subcompact since the 1993 [[Daewoo LeMans\|LeMans]] in the USA and the 2000 [[Pontiac Firefly]] in Canada. From 2005-2008, Pontiac's rebadged Aveo in Canada was known as the Wave, then renamed the G3 Wave. It was sold in both hatchback and sedan form in Canada.
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	==End of the Pontiac brand==		==End of the Pontiac brand==

	On December 2, 2008, [[General Motors]] announced that it was considering eliminating numerous brands, including Pontiac, in order to appease Congress in the hope of receiving a 25 billion dollar bailout<ref>[http://www.freep.com/assets/PDF/1202gmplan.pdf "GM Restructuring Plan for Long-Term Viability" (December 2, 2008)]</ref>. On February 17, 2009, GM announced in its original proposal that its [[Saturn ~~(automobile)~~\|Saturn]] division will be eliminated, [[Saab Automobile\|Saab]] will be sold, and that [[Hummer]] will either be sold or shut down if it cannot find a buyer quickly. Also included in the original plan, GM clarified that Pontiac would have begun to focus on "niche" models aimed at the "youthful and sporty" segment, but did not provide specifics. Among the proposed details, Pontiac would trim its number of models to four<ref>[http://www.autoblog.com/2009/01/12/official-gm-shrinking-to-four-brands-pontiac-to-four-models/ "Official: GM shrinking to four brands; Pontiac to four models" from Autoblog (January 25, 2009)]</ref>, although there was talk about reducing it to only one model<ref>[http://www.autoblog.com/2008/12/15/goodbye-amino-pontiac-could-kill-g8-st-become-one-car-brand/ "Goodbye-amino? Pontiac could kill G8 ST; become one-car brand" From Autoblog (December 15, 2008)]</ref>.		On December 2, 2008, [[General Motors]] announced that it was considering eliminating numerous brands, including Pontiac, in order to appease Congress in the hope of receiving a 25 billion dollar bailout<ref>[http://www.freep.com/assets/PDF/1202gmplan.pdf "GM Restructuring Plan for Long-Term Viability" (December 2, 2008)]</ref>. On February 17, 2009, GM announced in its original proposal that its [[Saturn\|Saturn]] division will be eliminated, [[Saab Automobile\|Saab]] will be sold, and that [[Hummer]] will either be sold or shut down if it cannot find a buyer quickly. Also included in the original plan, GM clarified that Pontiac would have begun to focus on "niche" models aimed at the "youthful and sporty" segment, but did not provide specifics. Among the proposed details, Pontiac would trim its number of models to four<ref>[http://www.autoblog.com/2009/01/12/official-gm-shrinking-to-four-brands-pontiac-to-four-models/ "Official: GM shrinking to four brands; Pontiac to four models" from Autoblog (January 25, 2009)]</ref>, although there was talk about reducing it to only one model<ref>[http://www.autoblog.com/2008/12/15/goodbye-amino-pontiac-could-kill-g8-st-become-one-car-brand/ "Goodbye-amino? Pontiac could kill G8 ST; become one-car brand" From Autoblog (December 15, 2008)]</ref>.

	However, by April 2009, its demise would become apparent when several automotive websites and business publications began reporting on a story that GM was doing a study indicating that it might eliminate the brand altogether, along with sister truck brand [[GMC (automobile)\|GMC]]<ref>[http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aH6K5WdHvDcQ&refer=home "GM Said to Study Dropping Pontiac, GMC in Savings Bid (Update3)" From Bloomberg.com (April 16, 2009)]</ref><ref>[http://usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/cars-trucks/daily-news/090416-GM-May-Kill-Pontiac-GMC-Brands/ "GM May Kill Pontiac, GMC Brands" From US News & World Report (April 16, 2009)]</ref><ref>[http://www.autoblog.com/2009/04/16/pontiac-and-gmc-may-get-ax-you-knew-this-was-coming/ "REPORT: Pontiac and GMC may get axe... you knew this was coming" From Autoblog (April 16, 2009)]</ref>.		However, by April 2009, its demise would become apparent when several automotive websites and business publications began reporting on a story that GM was doing a study indicating that it might eliminate the brand altogether, along with sister truck brand [[GMC (automobile)\|GMC]]<ref>[http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aH6K5WdHvDcQ&refer=home "GM Said to Study Dropping Pontiac, GMC in Savings Bid (Update3)" From Bloomberg.com (April 16, 2009)]</ref><ref>[http://usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/cars-trucks/daily-news/090416-GM-May-Kill-Pontiac-GMC-Brands/ "GM May Kill Pontiac, GMC Brands" From US News & World Report (April 16, 2009)]</ref><ref>[http://www.autoblog.com/2009/04/16/pontiac-and-gmc-may-get-ax-you-knew-this-was-coming/ "REPORT: Pontiac and GMC may get axe... you knew this was coming" From Autoblog (April 16, 2009)]</ref>.

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 A Native American Headdress was used as a logo until 1956. The current Pontiac logo represents a Native American arrowhead. An alternate slang term for the marque among performance enthusiasts includes ''Poncho''. Another slang term used in the early stages of brand was "Indian" due the subject matter of its logo.
 [[Image:ClassicCar5.JPG|left|thumb|250px|1948 Pontiac Streamliner Sedan Coupe]]
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 Beginning late 2004, GM's [[Holden]] division produced a version of their [[Holden Monaro|Monaro]] coupe with Pontiac trim and all the attitude of the original 1960s editions. Debuting with the potent 350&nbsp;[[HP|hp]] [[LS1]] V8 and a world-class chassis, the new GTO is at least as good as its predecessors. But its lackluster styling turned off many buyers and forced GM to add hood scoops and other styling touches in order to make the GTO look like the originals. GM increased the Performance of the GTO in 2005 by adding the [[Corvette]] derived [[LS2]] V8 producing 400&nbsp;[[HP|hp]].
-In the summer of 2005, the [[Pontiac Solstice]] sports roadster arrived, and with it the renewed promise of style and driving fun. It was launched on an episode of The Apprentice; the following day the first thousand Solstices were sold in just 41 minutes. Solstice became one of hottest car America's throughout 2005 as Pontiac reported orders far beyond their ability to produce the car, and dealer mark-ups of thousands of dollars over sticker price, a rarity for GM in this time of deep incentives. Pontiac is upping the ante even more for 2007 with a high-performance version of the Solstice, the Solstice GXP, drawing its power from a [[Turbo Engine|Turbocharged]], Direct Gas Injection, 2.0L 4 cylinder [[Ecotec]] producing 260&nbsp;[[HP|hp]].
+was the swan song for the Pontiac Bonneville.  With the demise of the V8 Bonneville, however, the Grand Prix introduced a new trim level, the GXP, and featured a 5.3 liter LS4 V8, capable of producing {{convert|303|hp}} through the front wheels.  The Grand Am was also discontinued in this year, and replaced with the new G6.  It is said that the G6 means Sixth generation Grand Am, but that particular name may stay.  The Sunfire was also discontinued this year, later on it was replaced with the G5.
-Also in 2005, Pontiac put a V8 under the hood of the [[Pontiac Grand Prix|Grand Prix]]. Called the Grand Prix GXP, it would give the Grand Prix its first V8 since 1987.
+Pontiac will become the second brand eliminated by GM in eight years, with [[Oldsmobile]] having met the same fate in 2004, and will have a quicker death than Olds, which was slowly phased out over four years.
-A majority of Pontiac dealerships also sell [[GMC]] trucks - the trade name used by GM executives is the Pontiac/GMC division.
+General Motors Corp. will cut an additional 7,000 to 8,000 factory jobs in the United States, eliminate the Pontiac brand and shed 2,600 dealers by 2010 under a revised business plan developed with the Obama administration and announced today. GM Chief Executive Officer Fritz Henderson said the Pontiac brand would be closed by 2010, calling it an “extremely personal decision.” In addition to speeding up decisions on Saturn, Saab and Hummer, GM will be left with four brands – Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac.<ref>http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20090427-709022.html</ref>
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 '''''News & References'''''
 *[http://jalopnik.com/tag/gm-viability-plan/?id=5155377 GM To Officially Kill Saturn Brand, Most Of Pontiac]
 '''''Community Sites & Online Forums'''''

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	==External links==		==External links==
	* [http://www.pontiac.com/ Pontiac web site]		* [http://www.pontiac.com/ Pontiac web site]

			'''''News & References'''''
			*[http://jalopnik.com/tag/gm-viability-plan/?id=5155377 GM To Officially Kill Saturn Brand, Most Of Pontiac]

			'''''Community Sites & Online Forums'''''

	* [http://www.firebirdnation.com FirebirdNation.com, a site dedicated solely to the Pontiac Firebird, all models and years.]		* [http://www.firebirdnation.com FirebirdNation.com, a site dedicated solely to the Pontiac Firebird, all models and years.]
	* [http://www.chuckstoyland.com/potpourri/conceptcars/generalmotors/ Pontiac Concept Cars]		* [http://www.chuckstoyland.com/potpourri/conceptcars/generalmotors/ Pontiac Concept Cars]

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	*[[Pontiac V8 engine]]		*[[Pontiac V8 engine]]

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	==External links==		==External links==
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	[http://bencar.freeyellow.com/76TAPage.html Ben's 1976 Pontiac-Firebird Trans Am Homepage]A personal Website for those who own and admire the 1976 Pontiac Trans Am, with 'Links' to other Pontiac related and automotive related Websites.		[http://bencar.freeyellow.com/76TAPage.html Ben's 1976 Pontiac-Firebird Trans Am Homepage]A personal Website for those who own and admire the 1976 Pontiac Trans Am, with 'Links' to other Pontiac related and automotive related Websites.



	~~{{Pontiac}}~~
	~~{{General Motors brands}}~~

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	* [http://dmoz.org/Recreation/Autos/Makes_and_Models/Pontiac/ DMOZ.org: Pontiac]		* [http://dmoz.org/Recreation/Autos/Makes_and_Models/Pontiac/ DMOZ.org: Pontiac]
	* [http://pontiac.naszapaczka.com/ Pontiac Gallery] - Pontiac Images		* [http://pontiac.naszapaczka.com/ Pontiac Gallery] - Pontiac Images
			* [http://pontiac-g6.blogspot.com/ Blog about Pontiac G6]
	* [http://www.scripophily.net/pospwawo.html Pontiac Spring & Wagon Works made the 1st Pontiac Car] Pontiac, Michigan		* [http://www.scripophily.net/pospwawo.html Pontiac Spring & Wagon Works made the 1st Pontiac Car] Pontiac, Michigan
	*[http://www.poci.org Pontiac-Oakland Club International],a site dedicated to the preservation, and enjoyment, all models and years of Pontiacs, Oaklands, and GMC vehicles		*[http://www.poci.org Pontiac-Oakland Club International],a site dedicated to the preservation, and enjoyment, all models and years of Pontiacs, Oaklands, and GMC vehicles