Pontiac T1000 Suspension Parts

The Pontiac T1000 was one of many T-body based subcompact cars offered by General Motors in the 70s-80s. The very first name used for the model was the Chevette, offered by the Chevrolet. In 1976, the Canadian department of General Motors launched the Pontiac Acadian, the first Pontiac to utilize the T platform. The T1000 was closely identical to the Acadian and was positioned as its U.S. counterpart (as the Acadian was only marketed in Canada). It was available alongside the Chevrolet Chevette featuring a better equipped base trim and generally being placed above the Chevette. For the 1988 model year, the sixth-generation LeMans replaced the T1000.

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