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Description: DeLorean, not being one to follow the corporate rules (he was later busted for cocaine trafficking while trying to fund his own company), was the brains behind such iconic models like the Pontiac GTO,...
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Stop being such a fanny. Pontiac sucked. From day one it sucked. I'd rather drive a Lada. I'd rather have a slice of bread with peanut butter given to me than this.
I prefer the '87 Dodge Shelby Charger GLHS, '89 Shelby Daytona, Vette or '89 turbo Trans Am Indy pace car but, a GN probably makes the top 10. This is cool but, it's under powered. Ahh, the day's when Nascar influenced car design and visa versa.
It also matters that all cars sucked at the time. All European cars fell apart, all American cars were cheap, all Japanese cars were....good?
How many cars from the early 80s were better than this? Come on, tell me.
Description: First launched in 1962, the Grand Prix was originally a rather bland model. Fortunately, DeLorean was very performance-minded and when the car was redesigned for 1969, it became a bit smaller and ligh...
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Description: As such, the Grand Prix was no longer under his watchful and savvy eye. As GM's badge engineering habits continued to grow, specific models, such as the Grand Prix, began to lose more and more of...
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Yes, the Chevy Suburban first came out in 1935, making it the longest continuously produced car ever.
I do believe that the title belongs to the suburban, started in the 30's and continued up until the 90's I believe.
Really Pontiac? Looks just like a monte, or a 442, or a regal. Just with a cheap front end....
Description: Currently up for sale on eBay Motors is this very rare 1986 Pontiac Grand Prix featuring the factory optioned V97 option NASCAR "bubble back". It is one of only 1,200 units produced with tha...
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Description: With a current bid of $7,300 (the reserve hasn't been met), it also comes with a lot of NASCAR memorabilia. Any NASCAR and Pontiac fan will likely find this to be a great find and, according to t...
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Seen the monte Carlo version of the bubble back go with almost the same amount of miles (maybe 500 more) for 12k a few years ago, do yeah I can see where you say the market leans toward Chevy. Still 7k for a car that's "like new" is a deal!
Most likely not. I own a 1/1505 Pontiac and they just don't get love from collectors like Chevys always do.
I dunno. The MKI GTI was making its way to our shores, and the AE86 Corolla was actually a good, fun car. Either one would outperform this thing.
It's not that bad. It was the 80s, everything was bad, so I'd rather have this over many cars from the time!
Looks like a hatchback in the back. But, it's not that bad looking of a car.
I'm a car enthusiast and don't see much good in cars like yaris, cavalier etc haha.
From the A-pillar(don't know if that's it's name) to the end, just looks like a 3rd gen maro
It was done for aerodynamics, but they should've tried a little harder.
I'm trying to like it, really I am. That rear just kinda looks awkward to me
@ Jason, yeah I think they were hoping to capture some of that magic the monte Carlo SS had back then....didn't work though.
It's funny how everything is relative. Compared to what we have to choose from today, this is one awkward POS. it's almost like clumsy sex. Then again, back then this was nice! Lol
'87 Grand Nationals were the only thing I really liked that came out of the 80's. I can also respect some of the 5.0 mustangs as well
A good 80s car was the 1984 T-Bird. 5.0 V8, RWD and good looks to boot!
Well there were some bright spots at the time, but its all surrounded by darkness.
The only 80s car that I really like is probably the F40, and that was in 89, it was all bad.
At least the '90s had some "modern classics" even if the only American one was the '96 Impala SS. Can't think of any hugely memorable '80s cars besides the Delorean.
Yup, with the exception of the Grand National, the 80's were a disappointing decade in American motoring!
Design FAIL. Should have been a hatchback if the rear glass was that huge.
Corvettes have the LS2
And how ddnt it push the limits W/ a 5.7 liter LS engine used in the C5 corvette?
They did them self in with the GTO. Didn't push the limits, just a beefed up sunfire is what it looked like. Now if they would of used the concepts for the firebird or GTO from the 2010 camaro design, id own a Pontiac instead of a dodge...
The G8 was itself a rebadged Holden Commodore (Australian GM car).
Im still lamenting the loss of the great automobile that was the Aztek
I was pretty depressed for awhile, after I realized the Firebird and the G8 were gone for good...
I couldn't sleep for 16 days when that happend =( and I'm 13