From 1962 to 2008, the history of Pontiac Grand Prix

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[@purgeheat]

This is supposed to be about the Grand Prix, not the GTO or full size Pontiacs. The photos don't match up with the commentary. Take another 2 weeks and get it right.

[@OldDaysinAmerica]

Thanks for your correction!

[@wiiambarnarx8485]

They should have put the GTO name on the more powerful LeMans. In 1974 those Lemans looked awesome. I always thought the Grand Ams were the GTOs continued.

[@wiiambarnarx8485]

Those Grand Ams were a continuation of the GTOs. They were awesome in the mid to late 70s because you could practically steal one. They were cheap for even back then.

[@johnnygalicia9828]

All the cars are wrong after 65.

[@OldDaysinAmerica]

Thanks for your info.

[@ernielaw]

Good information even though your pictures were incorrect. The photos @@OldDaysinAmerica shown from 1980s on were accurate. Still a good video.

[@OldDaysinAmerica]

thanks for your support!@@ernielaw

[@elliotrussaw4304]

Why is there an oldsmobile in this vid and your mostly showing gto's not grand prix

[@grimreaper5521]

I love the 62, 65 and 67 grand prix they just have the style that looks awesome in black paint 67 had the nice gold looking paint that looks so good

[@OldDaysinAmerica]

Same here

[@mikee2923]

The Super Duty was never available in the Grand Prix from 73-74. Originally planned to be available in the Grand Prix, the new for 73 Grand Am, GTO and Firebird Formula and Trans Am. Only the Firebirds ended up getting the SD option.

[@OldDaysinAmerica]

Thanks for your info!

[@TheSpritz0]

MANY of the photos do NOT match the cars being discussed, some are even Oldsmobiles, some full-size Pontiacs and even Compacts...

[@ernielaw]

In 2003 I rented a new Grand Prix SE which I liked very much. It would have been the first year for being only available with 4 doors. although last year before its final restyling.

[@scubatrucker6806]

1986 T-Top was my favorite style❤

[@wiiambarnarx8485]

I think Pontiac went temporarily insane when they put the GTO name on pontiacs version of the Chevy Nova. I loved the Novas but they were not GTOs. Let's face it, after 1972, the auto industry was never the same.

[@bobfox2733]

Nice car

[@wiiambarnarx8485]

The headlights on the 90s model were so skinny. Could you even see at night? Did they have a special beam headlight or something?

[@wiiambarnarx8485]

I'm seeing GTOs in the place of Grand Prix's. That's ok, I love GTOs.

[@mbenz64]

The photos are wrong!

[@donaldjackson9431]

What happened to the grand prix you suppose to be showing.

[@wiiambarnarx8485]

The pictures are wrong starting in 66. I'm seeing the Pontiac LeMans. Wow! Even though the GTO is eye candy it would be nice to have seen the Grand Prix's.

[@lkmsl]

You got your pics and info all mixed up !

[@harveyroadcap1254]

Mostly what i am seeing is GTOs in this video. My first car was a 1971 Grand Prix, so I would know. Definitely go back to the drawing board on this one. You have a ton of wrong video.

[@OldDaysinAmerica]

Thanks for your correction!

[@mastadonwesley1042]

Yeah $80000 for an 85 or 86 Grand Prix??? 😮 Try about $15000...

[@philjimenez4874]

why is he keeps showing the LeMans ?

[@kennymay9036]

You had one job...

[@davidmckibbin4440]

bad job guys

[@flyguyedwards1]

If you are going to spot light a model please show pics of what you are talking about. This is a horrible video.

[@jayhopkins8341]

AI at work! That's why it was all wrong

[@KevinS-qj3en]

Exactly! Like 0-60 in 14 seconds.