Official: Pontiac brand is dead

After 84 years of existence and having sold 40 million vehicles, Pontiac is officially dead. We have Pontiac’s engineer John Z. DeLorean to thank for the muscle car that has made generations of consumers addicted to more horsepower.

Many fans believe that Pontiac’s demise was self-inflicted; however, General Motors puts the blame on last year’s bankruptcy. The last car that Pontiac built was almost a year ago but the official expiration date is set for Oct. 31, which is when GM’s agreements with Pontiac dealers end.
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thstone - 11/3/2010 4:23:49 PM

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Uh, yeah. Its been dead for 20 years. Who woke you up, Rip?

Steve - 11/3/2010 4:52:26 PM

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We finally get to bury the corpse that's been festering for decades.

topneuro - 11/3/2010 5:01:12 PM

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I am more interested in:
Who sold the last Pontiac?
Who bought the last Pontiac?
Which was the VIN of the last Pontiac to come out of the assembly line?

internationalmanofmystery - 11/4/2010 8:47:50 AM

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RIP

LACMAN - 11/4/2010 4:24:04 PM

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The last G8 v6 and v8, the last Soltice, and the last GXP model of both are five models that would probably be interesting to own for bragging rights.