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Pontiac Phoenix lasted for a decade until it was replaced with the Grand Am. The Phonex was one of the few cars to survive the late ’70s with a V6 engine. The expectations for better fuel economy were pressing down hard on General Motors and thankfully GM never caved in to the pressure. Drivers did…

The trend in the mid 2000s was smaller SUVs. Better fuel economy was a concern and automakers like General Motors answered the demand of consumers with its Buick Rainier. The Vortec V8 was selected for this SUV in the 5.3L displacement. The power and reliability of the Vortec is used across the board in many…

Geo Prizm was a partnership between Chevrolet and Toyota in the U.S. in the 1990s. This Toyota designed car received the marketing power of GM and the partnership remained for well over a decade. The Prizm was a compact car that was perfect for drivers that wanted luxury as well as fuel efficiency. Several engines…

Cadillac Fleetwood was one of the first luxury cars ever produced by GM. The roots of this automobile can be traced back to the early 1900s. Cadillac has always been a vehicle known for its high quality and the Fleetwood continued with this tradition. The size of the Fleetwood required that it have a powerful…