PONTIAC LEMANS

The Pontiac LeMans, initially a trim package on the Tempest in 1961, became its own model in 1963. It offered various body styles, including coupes, sedans, and wagons.

The LeMans was positioned as an intermediate-sized car. It was known for its styling and available V8 engines.

The LeMans name was discontinued after 1981, replaced by the Pontiac Bonneville for the downsized B-body platform.

Did you know that in 1966, Pontiac offered an unusual option for the LeMans called the "Sprint" package? It included a high-performance overhead cam six-cylinder engine. It was a unique offering in the muscle car era dominated by V8s.