Pontiac Grand Am History
History
The Grand Am first appeared for 1973 as a sporty, European-flavored intermediate, ran in two short early stints, then returned for 1985 as a front-wheel-drive compact that became one of Pontiac's volume cars.
Through the 1990s and early 2000s the Grand Am was a sales mainstay, marketed on aggressive styling, body cladding, and the sportier GT trim. It was discontinued after 2005 as Pontiac shifted to the 'G'-series naming, replaced by the G6.
Body styles
- Coupe
- Sedan
Notable special editions & performance variants
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Grand Am GT
The sportier, more aggressively styled performance trim with a stronger engine and firmer suspension.
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