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General Motors wanted more of the compact market. To get that market share, GM introduced introduced new line of compact cars in the 1960′s for Pontiac, Oldsmobile and Buick in 1961. The cars shared the same chassis, engines, and basic … Continue reading
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General Motors and Chevrolet were eager to get into the mid-size car game and compete with the Ford Fairlane. As such, the General created the A-body platform that would serve Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldmosbile and Buick. The A-body platform was initially … Continue reading
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Disclosure, I am an Oldsmobile man and I hold a grudge against General Motors for what they did to Oldsmobile. But leaving that aside for the moment, I must also admit I am a fan of the Oldsmobile Cutlass. The … Continue reading
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Pontiac tried again in 1964. The first generation Pontiac Tempest was compact. For the second generation Tempest, Pontiac made it a senior compact or what we would consider as a intermediate. For the new model, the Tempest was moved from … Continue reading
