Pontiac Catalina 2+2
The Catalina was a badge used by Pontiac from the '50s right up until the '80s to denote their full-sized car lineup. The 2+2 trim level first appeared in 1964, and even though it became its own model for a while, it was eventually morphed back into a trim level on the Catalina in '67.
As the name implies, the 2+2 was a two-door sedan with four seats, and it was a more performance-oriented version of the Catalina. Many considered it to be the big brother to the GTO, as it was only available with a V8 engine, and it bore a slight resemblance to the legendary muscle car. They are somewhat rare, but they remain inexpensive.

















