For Sale: 1981 Pontiac Bonneville in Canton, Ohio

Named for the famous speed-record Salt Flats in Utah, Bonneville was Pontiac’s luxury/performance car done on a grand scale.

Full-size Pontiacs were redesigned for the 1963 model year with a pair of vertically stacked headlamps at either end of the grille and parentheses-style tail lamps at the back.

Once upon a time in America, people drove long and large, and in cars to which those adjectives also applied.

It’s said that Harley Earl, the initial head of design for General Motors, got the idea for this Pontiac Bonneville Special concept car while watching world speed records.

98 percent sell-through and $4.728 million in sales at Stafford in the UK

Pick of the Day has Thunderbird engine

Historic double-decker Routemaster bus will share the 50th birthday spotlight

They’ll take some work, but you could make some money back and learn a lot

Historic Italian design company, now part of Mahindra Group, will become luxury electric vehicle producer

The Pick of the Day is a rarely seen British-made utility vehicle that was sparingly used by a German fire brigade