Pontiac Owner's Manuals
Pontiac was launched in 1907 as the Oakland Motor Car Company and was quickly snapped up by General Motors in 1909 to be used as a performance-focused brand. You can find the owner’s manuals for the modern models sold by the company before it was dropped in 2010 below.
Browse by Pontiac Model (10 in total)
Aztek
The Aztek (and its corporate cousin the Buick Rendezvous) were early compact crossover SUVs that only sold for 4 model years. They were slammed by journalists for their ugly looks but praised for practicality. [...]
Bonneville
On the Pontiac Bonneville owner's manuals page you can find all of the PDFs we store for that particular car.
G5
The G5 (or as it is known as the Pursuit in certain territories) is a compact car designed to take over from the Sunfire. It sold successfully (selling 200k+ models per year) from 2004 up until Pontiac was closed down in 2010
G6
On the Pontiac G6 owner's manuals page you can find all of the PDFs we store for that particular car.
Grand Am
On the Pontiac Grand Am owner's manuals page you can find all of the PDFs we store for that particular car.
Grand Prix
On the Pontiac Grand Prix owner's manuals page you can find all of the PDFs we store for that particular car.
Montana
On the Pontiac Montana owner's manuals page you can find all of the PDFs we store for that particular car.
Sunfire
Replacing the Sunbird in the mid-1990s, the Sunfire was the American automaker's new compact sports car. It was in production until 2005 to be replaced by the G5 which then went on to be known as the Chevy Cobalt
Torrent
Replacing the Aztek, the Torrent was Pontiac's new crossover SUV that shared much of its DNA with the Chevrolet Equinox. It sold from 2006 up until 2009, retiring due to the closing of the American performance motoring brand
Vibe
The Vibe was a short-lived compact car marketed by the American automaker Pontiac but developed jointly with Toyota. It ran from the 2003 model year through to 2010 when Pontiac shut its doors and closed downAbout Pontiac
Pontiac was launched in 1907 as the Oakland Motor Car Company and was quickly snapped up by General Motors in 1909 to be used as a performance-focused brand. You can find the owner’s manuals for the modern models sold by the company before it was dropped in 2010 below.
- Models: 10
