Pontiac, formally known as the Pontiac Motor Division, was a division under the world-famous automaker brand General Motors. The company was founded back in 1926 and stopped production in 2010. During its active duration, the company produced several vehicles, including sports cars, sedans, and SUVs. And one of their most popular vehicles was the Pontiac Grand Prix.

Electric vehicles may be expensive as compared to those powered by gas, but these cars offer much more value for money. They offer tax incentives and are easier to maintain, and not to mention, the environment thanks you for using these cars instead of those that emit harmful gases. Read on for some of the best electric cars to check out if you’re planning to buy one:

The Hyundai Kona Electric is a super-compact (small-crossover) SUV and the electric counterpart of the traditional gasoline-powered Hyundai Kona. So, instead of the usual 4-cylinder engine, the Electric variant has a similarly competent electric motor that can go up to 258 miles on a single charge. The SUV is worth considering for those who want an environment-friendly option.

The Ford Mustang is the torchbearer of a generation of sporty cars. It has evolved into a powerful and faster road vehicle. From the stables of Ford, it has muscled its way into the big league of roaring cars. With a coupe body style, a 5L engine and a finish to die for, the new Ford Mustang is an iconic car.

The Grand Marquis is a full-size rear-wheel drive vehicle manufactured by Mercury. The luxury sedan was launched in 1975, and the company sold over four million units until 1985. Mercury discontinued production of the Grand Marquis after launching the 2011 model. The last Grand Marquis rolled out from assembly lines on January 4, 2011.

The country’s auto industry has been at the forefront when it comes to the sale of old, classic cars. For instance, Ford has been rolling out cars since 1908, and many of these old cars are now considered classics and are still on sale all around the world. Classics from the stables of other big auto companies include General Motors, Chrysler, Hudson, Nash, Studebaker, AMC, and Willys-Overland, which are much sought after by the classic car aficionados and connoisseurs.