Pontiac Starchief Chief 1955
General description :
Pontiac Star Chief ConvertibleTypical of the 50'r years Pontiacs is the charismatic design with two large silver stripes along the entire length of the hood and the significant influence of the airplanes. Thats why you'll find an airplane on the hood of this Starchief which is even illuminated!The engine was called Strato Streak V8 and they called the automatic transmission the Strato Flight Hydra Matic.This very nice 2-tone Star Chief Convertible is equipped with lots of chrome details on the outside as well as on the inside of the vehicle. This car shines bright like diamond.The V8 engine delivers 180 horsepower and runs very good. The comfortable automatic transmission shifts perfectly.The convertible top is in a marvelous condition and works perfectly.The matching color interior is just like the rest of the vehicle very well maintained. The seat, the carpet, door panels and dashboard look very stylish.The Pontiac is a very nice White Wall tires with original Pontiac hubcaps.US Import, This car already has been imported in the European Union.All import taxes and fees are already paid for.The car has a US Title and EU Customs documents.We can organize transport for you.Legal information / liabilityAlltough we create the ads with care, the information is provided without guarantee, input errors exist, subject to prior sale.The information on these pages is not guaranteed.Errors and changes are expressly reserved.
1955 Pontiac Starchief Chief is listed for sale on ClassicDigest in Emmerich by RD Classics B.V. for €12.
Car Facts
Car type : Car Make : Pontiac Model : Starchief Model Version : Chief Engine size : 4.7 Model Year : 1955 Sub type : Convertible Location : Emmerich Vehicle Registration : Undefined
12 €
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About Pontiac
Pontiac, a division of General Motors (GM), held a distinctive position within the company's hierarchy and played a significant role in automotive history. Here's an overview of Pontiac's history and some of its most iconic models up to the 1980s:Position in GM Hierarchy:
Distinct Identity: Pontiac occupied a unique place within GM, known for its performance-oriented vehicles and youthful branding.
Mid-Level Brand: Positioned above Chevrolet but below the more upscale divisions such as Oldsmobile, Buick, and Cadillac, Pontiac aimed to offer affordable yet sporty cars.
History and Notable Models:
Pontiac GTO (1964-1974):
Iconic Muscle Car: Considered the first true American muscle car, blending performance and style.
Specifications: V8 engines, powerful performance, and aggressive styling made the GTO immensely popular.
Pontiac Firebird (1967-1981):
Muscle Car and Pony Car: Shared the platform with the Chevrolet Camaro, featuring distinct Pontiac styling cues.
Variants: Offered various models and engine options, including the Trans Am, which gained fame through movies like "Smokey and the Bandit."
Pontiac Grand Prix (1962-2008):
Personal Luxury Car: Initially a full-size car, later transformed into a mid-size model, known for its blend of comfort and performance.
Evolution: Over the years, it transitioned from a performance-oriented car to a more luxurious offering.
Pontiac Bonneville (1957-2005):
Flagship Model: Started as a full-size car, evolving into a luxurious and technologically advanced vehicle.
Innovation: Known for introducing features like fuel injection, making it a symbol of Pontiac's technological advancements.
Impact and Legacy:
Performance Image: Pontiac carved a niche for itself by emphasizing performance, sportiness, and innovation, attracting younger and enthusiast drivers.
Marketing Success: Innovative marketing strategies and successful racing endeavors contributed to Pontiac's popularity and brand image.
Cessation of Production: Unfortunately, due to financial constraints and changes in consumer preferences, GM discontinued the Pontiac brand in 2010, marking the end of its legacy in the automotive industry.