Pontiac Le Mans

The Le Mans was a sedan first sold by Pontiac from 1963-1981, then again from 1988-1993. It is noted for forming the basis for the GTO, the first "muscle car". The Le Mans was named after a city in France noted for hosting a famous 24-hour annual endurance race, although it was never used in the race as the event is more focused on sports cars and aerodynamic prototypes rather than sedans. The Le Mans was used in the Trans Am Series in the eighties while the series was using cars also used in the Wisnton Cup Series.