The Pontiac Streamliner was one of two primary models Pontiac offered in 1950, but it was discontinued after 1951. The Streamliner came as either a Six- or Eight-Series, Standard- or Deluxe-Trim ...

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By 1950, the popular design was also adopted by the Pontiac and Chevrolet divisions. Chrysler matched the design in 1950 with its Town and Country model.

Since GM discontinued Pontiac in 2010, its models have evolved into classic collectibles, with many gaining impressive resale value over the past years.

Select a vehicle year and model below to get a valuation. Pontiac Book Values: Pontiac is considered a sporty division of GM. Founded in 1926, Pontiac cars have long been sought after for their ...

Introduced as a trim level on the Chieftain in 1950, the Pontiac Catalina became a stand-alone model in 1959. It debuted as the company's take on the Chevrolet Biscayne, which had been introduced ...

The classic exterior hides modern underpinnings and a lot of power. This is nothing like the classic 1950s car your grandpa liked to cruise in ...

The muscle-car-era Pontiac GTO gets all the love, but Pontiac made cool cars in the '50s, too. From Streamliner to Catalina, here are some worth your attention.