What a lot of people don't remember, is that Pontiac did a follow-up to the Fiero, of sorts. This was Pontiac's first attempt ...

Ford is enhancing its safety initiatives across its U.S. plants, even allowing police inside, to enforce company policies and keep workers safe.

While a handful of muscle cars were never sold in America, this category is a uniquely American contribution to automotive culture, creating some hot-selling models like the 1966 Pontiac GTO ...

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Established in 2012, the Environmental Sustainability Award celebrates organizations that are “Doing Good” in the community while also demonstrating how these efforts are “Good for Business.” This ...

YouTube father-son duo buy, fix, and drive a classic Pontiac for the first time in decades; it takes them four days of work ...

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While the Pontiac GTO kicked off the muscle car craze when it was introduced in 1964, these five models brought together a powerful V8 and a conventional mass-produced chassis several years erlier.

Long after when the first Pontiac car was made, the brand was one example that was retired in 2010 along with a few others — a decision made by its parent company, General Motors. At the time ...

Then, VW's Dieselgate scandal killed off the diesel for good in US passenger cars. Another well-known blunder courtesy of General Motors happens to be the subject of this write-up: the Pontiac Fiero.