Pontiac kindly asked that you don’t even consider the Grand Ville “unless you have a taste for luxury, because this is Pontiac’s most luxurious car. Ever.”

One of only 4,519 produced in 1975, this Grand Ville Brougham Convertible is spectacularly preserved from new as an unrestored original car with only 74 miles on the odometer and the original window sticker displayed in the window. Elegant in “triple black,” the Starlight Black Grand Ville went out the door in 1975 at $6,870.30 from Bill Morrow Pontiac in Milan, Michigan. Already well-equipped as a standard model; this car has optional AM/FM radio with rear speaker, sport mirrors with driver’s side remote, door edge guards, body side molding, digital clock, air conditioning, all tinted glass, steel-belted radial tires, plus front and rear bumper guards. The hubcaps are the factory “custom finned” type. Power is derived from the 400-cid V-8 engine with automatic transmission. It is a complete package with original build sheet, shipping order, registration and additional delivery paperwork, plus extra keys and owner’s manual.