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Named for the famous French endurance race, the Pontiac LeMans was first introduced in 1961 as the top trim package for the compact Tempest model. Better equipment and different badging distinguished it from the regular Temptest. By 1963 it was designated as a separate model and included coupe and convertible body styles, then it moved onto the intermediate A-body platform for 1964. It was this 1964 Pontiac LeMans that spawned a performance package known as the GTO, a car credited with launching the muscle car craze. For the 1964 and 1965 model years, the GTO was simply an option on the LeMans, but for 1966 the GTO became its own separate model, although it used the same body and platform. Meanwhile, the Tempest and LeMans continued on and included a Sprint model that offered some extra performance at a lower cost than the full-blown GTO. For 1972, all intermediate-sized Pontiacs reverted to LeMans models, and the GTO was folded back into the LeMans line as an option package. The 1973-77 LeMans gained GM’s “Colonnade” pillared coupe bodywork. Meanwhile, the GTO option moved over to the compact Ventura line for 1974, only to be discontinued for 1975. Then, for 1978-81, GM’s mid-size lineup was downsized, and for 1982 the model was discontinued.
