Pontiac were an American (USA) manufacturer from 1926 until 1932 and from 1932 until 2010. Pontiac was the name of the chief of the Ottawa Indians. Pontiac was the companion car in the Oakland division of General Motors and became more popular than Oakland.
Holden (Australia) made some cars that were sold in USA as Pontiacs.
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| Pontiac (1926-1927) Chief of the Sixes Product of General Motors Size: 61mm x 35-42mm |
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| Pontiac (1926-1927) Chief of the Sixes Product of General Motors Size: 82mm x 45-52mm |
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| Pontiac Size: 112mm x 15mm x 20mm |
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| Pontiac Size: 112mm x 15mm x 24mm |
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| Pontiac 6 (1936) Size: 74mm x 47mm |
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| Pontiac 6 (1936) Size: 204mm x 64mm |
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| Pontiac (1936) Size: 140mm x 52mm |
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| Pontiac 8 cylinder (1937) (rear bumper) Size: 85mm x 85mm x 18mm |
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| Pontiac 6 (1938) (boot) Size: 248mm x 123mm |
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| Pontiac8 (1938) (tyre cover) Size: 90mm x 49mm |
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| Pontiac Eight (1938) (boot) Size: 306mm x 57mm |
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| Pontiac Size: 244mm x 55mm |
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| Pontiac Firebird (1970's) Size: 45mm x 40mm |
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| Pontiac Motor Division Special Touring Edition Size: 78mm x 78mm |