Pontiac

Pontiac was an American automotive brand established by General Motors in 1926, named after the Native American leader. Known for producing a range of cars from affordable sedans to performance vehicles, Pontiac gained popularity for its sporty image and innovative designs. The brand aimed to offer style and performance at a reasonable price, appealing to a broad audience. However, due to declining sales and shifting market strategies, General Motors discontinued Pontiac in 2010. Today, Pontiac is remembered for its contributions to American car culture and its lineup of sporty, mid-priced vehicles.