The redesigned Pontiac logo was spotted by GM Authority readers following our coverage of the G8 show car, who called out the logo in the comments. Compared to the logo used prior to the brand’s ...

The silver emblem was created to replace the conventional red Pontiac logo we’ve grown accustomed over the past 40 years or so. Obviously, a car company doesn’t mess with that much tradition ...

You can see from the pic that the silver Pontiac logo from the Chicago show is still present on ... The folks over at Kicking Tires had no intention of running into a red prototype Pontiac G8, ...

Regarded as a great leader, Pontiac brought together nearly every ... Though the brand's name stayed the same, the logo changed a few times over the years. However, it always maintained Native ...

It looks like the General settled on the stand-by red Pontiac logo instead of the silver decoration that was on both the concept from Chicago and the G8 on Woodward. Either that, or GM is planning ...

Pontiac didn't just make cars that could go fast; the division put careful emphasis on design, including the use of striking graphics and camera-friendly logos that landed Pontiacs starring roles ...

Got it. But it is worth noting that the logo still looks a lot like a Pontiac insignia upside down. For those of you too young to remember what a Pontiac looked like: Remember the scene in ...

The grille section includes two slanted intakes, which point down towards the nose center line while also sandwiching the Pontiac logo in the middle. The GTO logo is placed in the driver’s side ...

This time around the sporty pickup is wearing a Pontiac logo. GM announced it would build the 2010 Pontiac G8 sport truck, scheduled for Pontiac dealerships in late 2009. Pricing hasn't been ...