Pontiac Grand Prix

The Grand Prix was a sedan marketed by Pontiac from 1962 to 2008. Its name means "grand prize" in French, and is usually associated with the races in the open-wheen series Formula One (although other road racing events have used the term). The Grand Prix formed the basis for the Pontiac GTO in the sixties, replacing the Le Mans. The Grand Prix competed in the IMSA GT Championship, particularly the high displacement IMSA GTO category. It was also used in the Winston Cup Series until Pontiac was replaced by Dodge around the turn of the millennium.