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Watch for coolant leaks on your used Torrent
Torrent was Pontiac's entry in what would become a crowded and competitive crossover SUV marketplace. It hit our streets as a 2006 model, alongside the mechanically identical Chevrolet Equinox, to replace the aging Chevy Blazer with a more agile, car-like and efficient machine. Used vehicle shoppers after a decent, relatively large crossover without the high prices of comparable Japanese models will likely gravitate towards it.
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Loved for styling and performance, just watch out for steering problems
Replacing the popular Grand Am, Pontiac's 2005 G6 hit the market in 2004 with the promise of better quality, performance, looks and dynamics than its predecessor. By doing away with the Grand Am nameplate, the now-extinct American brand was clearly aiming for a new beginning in the G6's segment--and had their eyes on taking a piece of the pie from the Japanese competition.
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A solid performer that packed a punch
Sadly, the Pontiac G8 only enjoyed a brief life on our shores before men in business suits axed it from GM's model lineup and sent the Pontiac brand packing.
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Knight Rider - Pontiac Trans Am
Now own up; haven't you always dreamt of owning a car you could converse with? Yes, I know a lot of car guys talk fondly and sometimes not-so-fondly with their vehicles, but wouldn't it be cool if they could actually reply? Even better, what if they could step in and help out in times of trouble?
Smokey & the Bandit - Pontiac Firebird Trans Am
Is there a more famous American car than the Bandit? Burt Reynolds wouldn't be an American icon if he were driving around in Mr. Bean's Austin Mini, yet put him behind the wheel of a black & gold '70s Pontiac Firebird Trans Am and he becomes what he is, an automotive movie legend!
Top 10 most stolen cars in Canada in 2011
Some major surprises and a new No. 1 highlight this year's list of the top 10 most frequently stolen vehicles in Canada as published by the Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC).
