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Just as the other General Motors marque, the Pontiac brand has its own area of expertise. It is a mid-level brand of autos specially intended for users who go for sporty, aggressive and youthful driving. Since the late 50s, Pontiac vehicles were known as affordable alternatives to high-priced performance cars. However, since Pontiac's introduction in 1926, Pontiac cars were already designed as lower-priced version of the Oakland cars, but when the company was fully acquired by GM in 1932, the Oakland was incorporated into the Pontiac division. GM wanted Pontiac to be faster than Chevrolet counterparts yet less expensive than the Oldsmobile and Buick cars.

Over the years, Pontiac has produced great number of notable vehicles, including the Pontiac GTO, which was popular for its stunning looks and breathtaking performance. Another vehicle, the Pontiac Firebird invaded the automotive scene in 1967 as an upscale competition for top-notch sports cars. In the 70s, muscle cars, including the Pontiac's pride, the GTO declined in popularity because of the emission regulations and oil shortage issues. Pontiac once again made praise worthy contributions to the industry in the 80s through a number of high quality cars including the Pontiac 6000.

The Pontiac 6000 was a mid-size family sedan launched for the 1982 model year. It was based in the A-body platform, which it shared with other GM cars the, the Buick Century, Chevrolet Celebrity, Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera and the Oldsmobile Cutlass Cruiser station wagon. On its second year, a Special Touring Edition (STE) was added to the Pontiac 6000 model lineup. The Pontiac 6000 STE was Pontiac's competitor against well known sports cars such as the BMW 3-series and the Saab 900. It was on Car and Driver Ten Best List from 1983 until 1985.

Along with the introduction of the STE version, the Pontiac 6000 models got a firmer suspension with air-adjustable rear shocks, quick-ratio steering and other upgraded parts and components. Form 1989 up to 1989, the Pontiac 6000 STE was available with a unique all wheel drive with electronic locking hubs. The STE version was dropped the next year but the 1990 Pontiac 6000 S/E trim were offered with AWD. The Pontiac 6000 ended production in 1991.

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• 6000 Ac Compressor
• 6000 Ac Condenser
• 6000 Air Filter
• 6000 Alternator
• 6000 Axle Assembly
• 6000 Ball Joint
• 6000 Brake Caliper
• 6000 Brake Disc
• 6000 Brake Pad Set
• 6000 Bumper Reinforcement
• 6000 Catalytic Converter

• 6000 Door Handle
• 6000 Fender
• 6000 Floor Mats
• 6000 Fog Light
• 6000 Fuel Pump
• 6000 Grille Assembly
• 6000 Headlight Assembly
• 6000 Ignition Coil
• 6000 Mirror
• 6000 Muffler
• 6000 Oxygen Sensor

• 6000 Radiator
• 6000 Shock Absorber
• 6000 Spark Plug
• 6000 Spark Plug Wire
• 6000 Starter
• 6000 Strut Assembly
• 6000 Tie Rod End
• 6000 Vent Visor
• 6000 Water Pump
• 6000 Window Motor
• 6000 Wiper Blade