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The Pontiac nameplate has long been synonymous with styling, performance, and youth. This idea dates as far back at the mid-1960s when then Pontiac engineer and executive John DeLorean developed the GTO. Through the 60's Pontiac's image as a fun and powerful car company was solidified with other models like the Firebird, Trans Am, Grand Prix and Catalina 2+2. The G6 debuted for the 2005 model year as the replacement for the Grand Am that was Pontiacs very popular midsize car since the '70s. Modern styling and a little help from Oprah Winfrey made the new Pontiac a very successful car and pop culture icon! 'You get a car, and you get a car! ' In 2006 the G6 was offered as a coupe and retractable convertible which proved to be a welcome addition to the sedan.

Our featured G6 is a blend of Pontiac's rich past mixed with all the modern amenities we have come accustomed to having at our fingertips. This stunning G6 is finished in a luscious black paint combined with 2+2 style light taupe leather seats that harken back to Pontiacs of yesteryear. Powering the front wheels is...

This model ran from 1979 to 1991 in the 4-door sedan and from 1981 to 1990 in a 2-door coupe with a combined total falling just short of 900,000 units produced. The Mercedes Benz name is the oldest in automotive history having the first recorded patent on a gas-powered vehicle dating all the way back to 1886. For 135 years the Mercedes Benz has been the leader in engineering, luxury, and design. By the late 1960s, Benz was really coming into their own in the American luxury market. Competing head-to-head with the American heavy hitters like Cadillac and Lincoln. By the 1980s the name was synonymous with elegance and prestigious.

Our featured 300SD is powered by a 3. 0 liter Inline 5-cylinder Turbo Diesel motor...

The MGB was manufactured from 1962-1980. It was marketed as a four-cylinder soft top sport car by British Leland of England. The MGB has been considered as a nicely styled, affordable, fun driving car. Even today, the timeless design of the MGB is just as popular today as it was 40 plus years ago.

This 1973 MGB convertible displays the last year for chrome bumpers! After 1973 the MGB acquired undesirable rubber bumpers, raised suspension and revised carburetion due to stricter DOT regulations. The 1. 8-liter engine was making about 100hp for the last time. A four-speed transmission makes for one fun driving Machine. Reliability was greatly improved on the 1973 model with a better electrical system and a...

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The Corvette is as American as apple pie. With over 60 years of production and eight design changes the Corvette has withstood the test of time. In 1953 the first Corvette rolled off the assembly line becoming the most popular sports car in history. The excitement continues as the first mid-engine Corvette rolled of the assembly line in 2020. This 1979 Chevrolet Corvette is painted in classic black with a matching black leather interior. A set of factory rally wheels mounted on...