Pontiac Sunbird is just as famous as the Trans Am and other famous GM cars. The Sunbird was produced exclusively by General Motors for over 20 years. The early designs that copied the Trans Am were quickly changed in the early 1980s to capture a sportier crowd. The 2.5L Iron Duke and 3.1L V6 were […]

Buick Skylark was one of the oldest vehicles that GM had in its inventory. The Skylark was introduced in 1953 and made it all the way until 1997. The public faith in this vehicle has been unmatched by our automakers. The power of the engine is what kept the Skylark in the hearts and minds […]

Saturn is the workhorse brand for General Motors and millions of satisfied car owners purchase cars like the Ion. The 2.2L GM motor is what is used inside of many Saturn cars and this is one reason why so many are still traveling on the roads today. GM’s Ecotec technology is reliable and is what […]

Buick Rendezvous was one of the first crossover SUV brands to be sold in the U.S. GM produced this vehicle with its popular 3.4L engine. This is the same engine that propelled many vehicles before the Rendezvous was ever designed. General Motors has had great success with this engine and it should be no surprise […]

GMC produced two vans that ruled the mid ’80s and lasted until the mid 2000s. The Astro van and the Safari were very much the same vehicle and often marketed together. These full-size vans competed directly with Ford and Chevy to capture a percentage of the minivan and commercial van market. The 4.3L V6 engine […]

The Saturn Vue has been produced for nearly 10 years as a Saturn and GM partnership. The Vue was one of the first crossover SUV style vehicles that were produced. This crossover style appealed to both car and SUV buyers. The 2.2L Ecotec engine was part of the success that the Vue had with sales around […]