Used Pontiac Cars Under $1,000

1999 Pontiac Grand Morgantown, West Virginia $610	1978 Pontiac Bonneville Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania $855	1976 Pontiac Grand Waupaca, Wisconsin $510
2000 Pontiac Sunfire Towanda, Pennsylvania $405	1994 Pontiac Bonneville Chicago, Illinois $305	1984 Pontiac Grand La Vergne, Tennessee $760
1988 Pontiac Le El Paso, Texas $350	1987 Pontiac Firebird Mason, Michigan $788	1985 Pontiac Grand Palmdale, California $1,000
1996 Pontiac Grand El Monte, California $500	1995 Pontiac Firebird Mesquite, Texas $960	1969 Pontiac Grand Walhalla, North Dakota $200
1999 Pontiac Grand Tampa, Florida $830	2000 Pontiac Sunfire Lehighton, Pennsylvania $405	1959 Pontiac Catalina Yuma, Arizona $610
1976 Pontiac Trans Norwalk, Connecticut $510	1978 Pontiac Firebird Marana, Arizona $338	1999 Pontiac Grand $701
2000 Pontiac Firebird Arvada, Colorado $800	1996 Pontiac Grand Racine, Wisconsin $760	1985 Pontiac Trans Gratz, Pennsylvania $1,000
1991 Pontiac Sunbird Tucson, Arizona $450	1970 Pontiac Firebird Winchester, California $1,000	2002 Pontiac Montana Burlington, Kansas $255

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About Pontiac

Pontiac has the esteemed title of being GM’s performance division. The only two Pontiac vehicles available as four-door sedans are the midsize G6 and the Grand Prix. However, the G6 is also produced as a two-door coupe, as well as a convertible. The GTO couple is a massively powerful V8 muscle car, and the Solstice is a convertible sports car that seats only two passengers. The smaller Vibe wagon could almost be considered an SUV, and the same goes for the Torrent crossover. The Montana is another Pontiac vehicle sort of toying with the idea of being an SUV, but also torn between minivan. If it’s true American performance you’re looking for, you might want to look into a Pontiac.