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Weekly Pontiac Trivia

Ringo64
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I confirmed with Don Keefe that the SE-101 is still owned by GM and it's part of the GM Heritage Collection. Don corrected me that the SE-101 actually has four cylinders so it is not technically a turbine engine.

Don did say that GM Research did put a gas turbine engine into a single '64 Pontiac Lemans. The Leman "was likely chosen due to availability. or some other quality that the Lemans had over the other A-bodies, most likely heavy duty suspension." Don believes this was a future technology experiment and non-brand specific.

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      The first vehicles named Pontiac were horse drawn carriages and sleighs starting in 1893 by the Pontiac Buggy Company. Founder Edward Murphy would later create Oakland Motor Car Company in 1908. GM wo

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      Here you go! https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-antique-1800s-pontiac-buggy-1818317659

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      Don't mess with me at Trivial Pursuit either!

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