Made in 1974, the Banshee III was the third in the Banshee series. The front end bears some similarities to the later Trans-Ams. The 1974...

Swiss craftsmanship and American engineering combine - again - to create the Felber Excellence, a car that you'd have to have been both...

Pontiac teased the public with the show stopping Fiero roadster at the 1984 Chicago Auto Show. This Fiero concept featured a removable...

When it launched in 1990, Pontiac's Trans Sport minivan-along with GM's other "dust buster" minivans-were noted for unusual styling and...

The 1987 Pontiac Pursuit concept car was a two-door, four-place coupe with a removable roof, 187.9-inch overall length, and a 117.4-inch...

The Pontiac Banshee is a line of concept cars designed by Pontiac, assuming the role previously established by General Motors' Firebirds...

The 1990s marked an era of bold experimentation and innovation in the automotive industry, particularly evident in the realm of concept...

Pontiac re-defined the 2+2 idea with the Sunfire concept sports coupe. This hot-looking little four-seater features a set of unique door...

At the 1991 Chicago Auto Show, a total of 954,785 interested viewers showed up en masse to view the newest lineup of incredible cars. The...

The 1992 Pontiac Salsa concept vehicle was designed in GM’s Advanced Concept Center in Southern California. This vehicle transformed from...

A model year before introducing the subcompact 1995 Pontiac Sunfire production models, Pontiac exhibited the golden tone Sunfire...

The Pontiac Rageous debuted at the 1997 North American International Auto Show. It had a 5.7-liter V8 engine with 315 horsepower and 335...