In 1957, Pontiac wanted to build a car that would showcase the brand's performance and accomplished this by releasing the Bonneville. Building only 630 Bonnevilles for the 1957 model year (one for each Pontiac dealer), the model was priced at more than two-times the price of the brand's previous Star-Chief convertible, demonstrating that the car was meant to epitomize luxury.

Like each of the 630 Bonnevilles built in 1957, this car is equipped with a 347ci 315hp fuel-injected V8. Luxury appointments include power steering, power brakes, Wonderbar radio, electric antenna, leather interior on top of eight-way power seats and power convertible top. Undergoing a nut and bolt restoration, this Bonneville shows better than new, demonstrating the quality of restoration and care since completed. Finished in Kenyan White with Bonneville Red and White interior, the car is absolutely stunning.

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