Pontiac has made a name for itself by delivering cars with distinctive styling. The newest version of the Bonneville, its flagship sedan, certainly meets these expectations. It has an aggressive stance that stands out in a crowd, so it might not suit the tastes of someone who wants to blend in. However, the Bonneville should fit the bill for somebody who is looking for a car a sporty character that can seat up to six people. European manufacturers tend to have a monopoly on sports sedans, but Pontiac gives it a good shot with this car.
The 2000 model year Bonneville represents an all-new design. Its dimensions are much the same and it is powered by the same engine, but it provides a new presence on the road while maintaining the Pontiac look.
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