1979 Corvette America. Six cars were built for GM by a California coachbuilding company to test the market on a four door Corvette. About 2 survive today.

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1979 Corvette America. Six cars were built for GM by a California coachbuilding company to test the market on a four door Corvette. About 2 survive today.
Adam Opel family cashed out: GM took a majority of Opel stock in 1929, completing the $66.7 million-dollar sale in 1931 and making Adam Opel AG a wholly-owned subsidiary. Ever since then there has been significant alliance between Buick and Opel, particularly after General Motors (GM) sold Opel and its sister brand Vauxhall to PSA Group (now part of Stellantis) in 2017. This alliance led to Buick models being based on, or even rebadged versions of, Opel and Vauxhall vehicles. However, this alliance is no longer in place, and Buick is now developing its own unique models, according to GM Authority.
Opel had a close relationship for a time, with Opel-built vehicles being sold under the Buick nameplate, particularly in North America and China. However, this arrangement ended when General Motors sold Opel and its sister brand, Vauxhall, to PSA Group in 2017.
Complete history here: https://www.hemmings.com/stories/looking-back-at-sixty-years-of-opels-that-cant-be-kept-from-american-shores/
1969 Oldsmobile Delta 88. Optional Rocket V8 455 cu.in cranking an earthmoving OHV V8 375 hp and 510 lb-ft torque.
1968 Oldsmobile Cutlass S.4 on the floor.
1966 Pontiac Sprint. develops 207 hp with an over-head cam 6 cyl. and breathes thru’ a Quadrajet 4-bbl. carburetor. Improved m.p.g than a 8 cylinder.
The Pontiac OHC six is a perfect example of the pitfalls of how GM was organized and run back in the day. The divisions had a fair amount of
Pontiac G T O 2 + 2 Performance, 1966 only.
(( Gran Turismo Omologato ))
Lots more pics and details: https://www.autoevolution.com/news/19-yo-s-first-new-car-was-a-1966-pontiac-22-44-years-later-he-bought-another-one-244940.html
The 2+2 was a separate high-performance model offered only in 1966, after being introduced in 1964 as an optional package for the Catalina
The hierarchy under the GM corporate umbrella from the ‘60’s and ‘70’s muscle car era. Lock and load pardner!.
The 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass 442, particularly the W30 package, is considered the most powerful and sophisticated iteration of the muscle car. It was selected to pace the Indianapolis 500 that year. Here's an overview:
Engine: 455ci V8 with 370 hp and 500 lb-ft of torque
Performance: 0–30 mph in 2.5 seconds, 0–60 mph in 7.0 seconds, and a top speed of 135 mph
Features: Fiberglass W-25 hood, low-restriction air cleaner, functional air ducts, aluminum intake manifold, and body-side paint stripes
Transmission: M21 4-speed manual
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