Interesting Facts About the Pontiac Parisienne
The Pontiac Parisienne first appeared in 1958 as General Motors of Canada's solution to unique tariff and content rules. Over the years it evolved through several generations, eventually reaching the U.S. market and offering a range of body styles.
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Canadian Birth in 1958
The first generation of the Pontiac Parisienne arrived for the 1958 model year, created by GM Canada to meet specific Canadian tariff and content regulations. This launch marked the model’s origin as a uniquely Canadian full‑size car.
Grande Parisienne 1966 – US Styling Influence
In 1966 the Grande Parisienne was introduced, available in two‑ or four‑door versions. Its body was essentially the U.S. Bonneville with a Grand Prix front, blending American design cues with the Canadian model.
Fifth Generation (1983‑86) – Sedan and Wagon Options
The fifth generation of the Parisienne, produced between 1983 and 1986, was offered as a four‑door sedan and a station wagon. This generation continued the model’s evolution after it had been reintroduced to the U.S. market following its long Canadian history.
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