Pontiac Album
Oxford Diecast
£6.45
Including the story of Oakland The General Motors Pontiac brand, created in 1926, made much of its Indian name, with bonnet mascots representing the chief (or a brave). In fact the name originated with a predecessor company, the Pontiac Buggy Co, which made horse-drawn vehicles in Pontiac, Michigan under the Oakland trade mark. The Oakland name was applied to motor cars made from 1907 onwards, and the firm was acquired by Billy Durant’s General Motors combine in 1910. Oakland was not one of the most successful GM divisions, so the new concept of a six-cylinder engine in an inexpensive Chevrole
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