The Pontiac Solstice is one of the most eye-catching sports cars of the 2000s. Fellow fans of the Transformers franchise might remember that the car appeared as the Autobot Jazz's vehicle form ...

Part of General Motors' legacy portfolio, the Saturn Sky and the Pontiac Solstice were some of the last cars to come out before the closure of both brands. At the time, GM was churning out a lot ...

Gregg Hill holds a special place in his heart for the Summer Solstice Jazz Festival, which this year Friday and Saturday in East Lansing. It's where he met his wife, Lois Mummaw, in 2006.

Prospective owners paid thousands of dollars beyond the sticker price to get on a waiting list for the Solstice, and Pontiac sold about 37,000 units combined in 2006 and 2007 — the first two ...

But in the case of the Pontiac Solstice and Saturn Sky, it seems that sometimes a car can come along a little after its time. The Sky was a valiant try at a performance car by Saturn and the ...

The latter was built to celebrate Pontiac winning the SCCA T2 class in 2007, and was limited to just 88 units. Another noteworthy Solstice GXP is “Jazz” a character from the Transformers ...

Now, to be fair, Pontiac did such an incredible job with the Solstice Coupe that I fully believe it could have created a gorgeous factory shooting brake. You know, if Pontiac hadn't been so rudely ...

The Pontiac Solstice may have had its fair share of shortcomings, but it was also proof that it's a lot easier to get people to overlook your faults if you're good-looking. And while we wouldn't ...

The Pontiac Solstice and Saturn Sky were built just for that purpose. The duo still plays second fiddle to the aforementioned Japanese car, but that doesn’t mean aftermarket companies aren’t ...

Leather seats with “GXP” emblems and a black-chrome gauge cluster jazz up the interior. The G8 ST seen here receives a host of visual upgrades that GM’s PR types say “stretches Pontiac’s ...