The new 1935-36 Pontiac line featured more streamlined Art Deco machines. These models ushered in a design cue destined to be a trademark for the division for more than 20 years: the famed "Silver Streak." Learn more about this curvy cruiser.
A car for "every purse and purpose" was the aim of General Motors chief Alfred Sloan in the 1920s, which inspired the company to make the 1930 Pontiac 6-30-8. See more »
The new 1935-36 Pontiac line featured more streamlined Art Deco machines. These models ushered in a design cue destined to be a trademark for the division for more than 20 years: the famed "Silver Streak." Learn more about this curvy cruiser. See more »
The 1937 Pontiac DeLuxe Eight Convertible Sedan, with an all-steel body, was an impressive option in the medium-priced automobile market. They were rare when new and are rarely seen today. Learn about the 1937 Pontiac DeLuxe Eight Convertible Sedan. See more »
