What company make Pontiac

Asked by GuruDZ5BF6 Nov 17, 2023 at 11:23 PM about the 2010 Pontiac G6 GT Sedan

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What does gt stand for. What is the car company

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In 2010 it was a division of GM. GT stands for Grand Touring.

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Pontiac was legend in racing in the "50s & "60s, but they got abused by GM, their parent corporation, as they were looked at as a corporate outsider. I raced Chevys & Pontiacs and loved Pontiac engines. Well when GM got an excuse to end Pontiac, that's what they did. Of course, by the "80s, Pontiac was really no different from Oldsmobile or Buick..... Yes, that GT stands for Grand Touring, a moniker that originated in European streetable performance cars.

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Make is discontinued. Was by General Motors for many years till about 2009, was last model year.

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