This book tells the story of the Grand Prix by detailing changes in styling, design, and power year by year, accompanied by over 185 photos, mostly in color. In the late 1950s, Pontiac saw a need to bring to market a full-sized two-door hardtop that bridged the gap between luxury car and factory hot rod. The result was the 1962 Grand Prix, a car that emphasized ''elegance in simplicity.'' The public responded enthusiastically and the Grand Prix quickly became the choice of young, upscale buyers looking for a car that made a statement about their leading-edge tastes and hip lifestyle. Find out the rest of the story in this photo-packed book. This book includes production figures, powertrain offerings and a chapter on experimental and special editions. Buy now to own the definitive history of the Pontiac Grand Prix.
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