Pontiac Grandprix wedding car hire

The Grand Prix: an American coupé with presence

At the moment, no rental company offers a Pontiac Grand Prix through our site. Pontiac was a General Motors brand that disappeared in 2010, and the Grand Prix was one of the models that lasted the longest. The versions from the 1960s and 1970s in particular capture the imagination: big coupés with an extremely long bonnet, a short rear end and plenty of chrome.

A car like this stands out at any wedding. The silhouette is low and wide, the doors are long, and in photos it instantly radiates an American 1970s feel. Because it is a coupé, it has two doors: the bride gets in at the front, or a seat is folded forward so she can sit in the back. With a full dress, the front is often the easiest option.

American wedding cars to compare

A logical alternative from the same group is the Buick Electra 225, a large American saloon from the 1960s, with four doors and a wide back seat. If you are mainly looking for a sporty American car with a long nose, the Ford Mustang is the best-known choice, available in classic and modern versions and often as a convertible too.

More cars from the United States, from pick-ups to saloons and modern muscle cars, can be found under American wedding cars. With large classics, ask how the car handles in town and whether there is enough room at your venue to turn around.