Pontiac

Parisienne

The Pontiac Parisienne is distinguished by its combination of full-size comfort and Pontiac's distinctive styling. It offered a smooth ride and spacious interior, making it a popular choice for families and those seekin...

1981–1989

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The Pontiac Parisienne was a full-size car that served as Pontiac's flagship model in the 1980s. Known for its spacious interior and smooth ride, the Parisienne was popular among families and those seeking a comfortable driving experience. It was available in both sedan and station wagon configurations, offering versatility and practicality.

The Pontiac Parisienne is distinguished by its combination of full-size comfort and Pontiac's distinctive styling.

History

The Parisienne nameplate was originally used in Canada as a trim level for the Laurentian before becoming a standalone model. In 1981, it was introduced to the U.S. market as Pontiac's full-size offering, replacing the Bonneville. The Parisienne was part of Pontiac's strategy to offer a full-size car without developing a unique platform, instead sharing components with the Chevrolet Caprice. This approach allowed Pontiac to compete in the full-size segment while keeping production costs in check.

Generations

1981

1981-1989 (1981–1989)

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