Acura
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American Ambassador 1968
American Javelin SST 1968
American Rebel SST 1968
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BMW 1600 Alpina 1967
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Buick 1957
Buick GS 400 1968
Buick Riviera 1968
Buick Special Deluxe 1968
Buick Wildcat 1968
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Cadillac 1957
Cadillac Coupe De Ville 1968
Cadillac Eldorado Brougham 1957
Cadillac Fleetwood Eldorado 1968
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Chevrolet 1957
Chevrolet 1957 road test
Chevrolet Camaro Z-28 1968
Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu 1968
Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396 1968
Chevrolet Chevy II Nova 1968
Chevrolet Chevy II Nova SS 350 1968
Chevrolet Corvair Monza 1968
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Chevrolet Corvette 1968
Chevrolet Impala SS 427 1968
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Chrysler 1957
Chrysler 1957 pics
Chrysler Imperial 1957
Chrysler Imperial 1968
Chrysler Newport Custom 1968
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DeSoto 1957
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Dodge 1957
Dodge Charger 1968
Dodge Coronet 1968
Dodge Coronet R/T 1968
Dodge Dart GTS 1968
Dodge Monaco 1968
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Ford 1957
Ford 1957 road test
Ford Falcon Futura 1968
Ford Galaxie 500 1968
Ford Mustang GT/A 1968
Ford Thunderbird 1957
Ford Thunderbird 1968
Ford Torino 1968
Ford Torino GT 427 1968
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Lincoln 1957
Lincoln Continental 1957
Lincoln Continental 1968
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Mercury 1957
Mercury Cougar GT.E 1968
Mercury Cyclone GT 1968
Mercury Montego MX 1968
Mercury Monterey 1968
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Morgan Plus 4 1968
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Oldsmobile 1957
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Oldsmobile Cutlass 1968
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Oldsmobile Toronado 1968
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Plymouth 1957
Plymouth 1957 road test
Plymouth Barracuda 1968
Plymouth Fury III 1968
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Plymouth Valiant Signet 1968
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Pontiac 1957
Pontiac Firebird 1968
Pontiac Grand Prix 1968
Pontiac GTO 1968
Pontiac Le Mans 1968
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Rambler American 1968
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Shelby Cobra GT 350 1968
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Pontiac Grand Prix 1968

Pontiac Grand Prix 1968
Pontiac Motor Division General Motors Corporation Pontiac, Michigan
Engine 375-hp, 428 cu. in. V-8
Transmission 3-speed automatic
Steering Power-assisted
Suspension Heavy-duty
Brakes Disc F, Drum R
Check list
Engine
Throttle Response
Very Good
Noise Insulation
Excellent
Drive train
Shift Linkage
Very Good
Shift Smoothness
Excellent
Steering
Effort
Excellent
Response
Very Good
Handling
Predictability
Excellent
Evasive Maneuverability
Good
Brakes
Directional Stability
Very Good
Fade Resistance
Good
Interior
Ease of Entry/Exit
Very Good
Driving Position
Very Good
Front Seating Comfort
Excellent
Rear Seating Comfort
Very Good
General
Vision
Very Good
Heater/ Defroster
Excellent
Weather Sealing
Very Good
Trunk Space
Very Good
The Pontiac Grand Prix is the world's biggest sporty car. In fact, the word "Grand" rings of understatement. If Mercedes-Benz built it, they wouldn't hesitate to call it the Grosser Preis. Pontiac is both more gallic and more modest.

First impressions of the Grand Prix are dominated almost entirely by style-every visible part of the car exudes the stylists' influence. Typical of the attention Pontiac pays to detail are the letters "GP" etched in the corner of the door glass where the now-removed vent windows used to be.

Nor has anyone let his attention wander when it came to doing the interior of the car. The seats, in contrast to those in some of the smaller Pontiac models, give excellent support. And we were particularly impressed by the car's quiet, smooth ride, supporting Pontiac's claims as to superiority of frame-type construction over the integral body/chassis approach.

The performance and roadability of the Grand Prix are excellent. Only its size (a 121-inch wheelbase) and its weight (well over 4000 ground-crushing pounds) keep the Grand Prix from being a Super Car.

A Grand Prix, liberally endowed with some of the many available optional extras, has to be one of the nicest ways to go to watch real Formula One Grand Prix that we can think of.