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June 28th, 2010 | 
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Tags: Financial Crisis Part 3.1: Restructuring the GM Brands
Reducing GM to Chevrolet for small and midsize cars, GMC for trucks and SUV’s, Cadillac for luxury cars and Pontiac for sporty cars. Hummer, Saturn and Buick need to be killed off if they ever expect to survive.
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1966 Pontiac GTO Convertible Tri-Power FOR SALE
Classic Muscle Exotic and Sports cars for sale at www.flemingsultimategarage.com 301.816.1000 Photo documented frame-off restoration, look underneath this car! Correct date coded 389 cid V-8, tri-power (3X2bbl carbs), Muncie 4-speed trans, Saf-T-Trak rear w 3.90 posi, mirror finish Barrier blue paint, white bucket seat interior w/ factory console, white power convertible top w/ matching boot, power steering, Rally I wheels w/ redline tires, new chrome + stainless, rally dash w/ tach + full factory gauges, power steering, power brakes, great sounding dual exhaust, PHS documentation, date coded plug wires, etc, multiple show winning quality, 4-speed tri-power GTO convertible!
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2008 pontiac g8 sports sedan by carreviewsandnews.com
Read the full review at carreviewsandnews.com . See large pictures, videos of the interior and exterior, and get invoice pricing as well as comparisons to other models. acura, honda, toyota, lexus, sports cars, audi a6, transformers car
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World of Pontiac Cars
A little still-photo presentation of one of my favourite car marks – Pontiac of the USA. Fast and sporty cars with a long history to show up…
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Ford Thunderbird – Great Cars
From the PBS series Great Cars. The 1955 Ford Thunderbird was meant to fulfill the desire for a sporty American car. Ford never had plans to make the T-Bird a true sports car, but it would possess the elements of a racer — two seats, sleek styling and high performance. In two years, about 40-thousand T-Birds were sold. Hoping to appeal to more people, Ford took the Thunderbird in another direction. It became bigger and gained a backseat. It eventually was killed by Ford and then resurrected as wonderful “Retro-Future” roadster reminiscent of the original. Regardless of the T-Bird’s design, it is one of the most durable names in US automotive history with cars still rolling off the assembly line bearing its name. The Ford Thunderbird continues to be a part of America’s landscape. More at GreatCarsTV.com