The Pontiac Chieftain was the anchor in the Pontiac line from 1949 to 1959. It helped Pontiac establish its reputation as the Excitement Division, rather than being sandwiched between Chevrolet and ...

Between these two land yachts of the era, both the Pontiac Catalina and Pontiac Bonneville lived fruitful lives as models in ...

When people talk about Pontiac automobiles, names like GTO, Firebird Trans Am, Grand Prix, and Star Chief tend to dominate the conversation. Though the manufacturer's Bonneville was arguably not as ...

Produced from 1949 to 1958 over three generations, the Chieftain was one of Pontiac's shortest-lived nameplates. And even though it was overshadowed by its Chevrolet Tri-Five counterparts in the ...

While many people believe that the Parisienne is the Canadian version of the Bonneville, this Pontiac model is actually more related to the American Impala. The two cars are virtually identical from a ...