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| The 1965 Grand Prix was being pushed away from performance and more towards a luxury automobile. |
1965 Pontiac Grand Prix
1965 started the second generation for the Grand Prix. The Grand Prix was still the most distinctive of all the full-sized Pontiacs. The Grand Prix was being pushed away from performance and more towards luxury. The Grand Prix could now be optioned with a bench seat instead of the sportier buckets and console. An air slot grille with a unique aluminumized insert that incorporated rectangular parking lamps and fender skirts where among the few changes that made the Grand Prix distinct and stand out.1965 Pontiac Grand Prix Production
| Model Number | Body/Style Number | Body Type & Seating | Factory Price | Shipping Weight | Total Production |
| Grand Prix Series 266 | |||||
| 266 | 57 | 2d Hardtop Coupe - 5P | $3,426 | 4,282 lbs | 57,881 |
Chassis Data
| Model | Wheelbase | Overall Length | Front Tread | Rear Tread | Tires |
| Grand Prix | 121 in | 214.6 in | 62.5 in | 64 in | 8.25 x 14 |
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