1986 Pontiac Grand Prix 2+2
Back in the 1970s and ’80s, NASCAR was a big thing. Automakers cultivated many new models based on the reactions of NASCAR fans. What was big in NASCAR was something that all domestic automakers followed. Pontiac was one of the most successful automotive brands on the NASCAR circuit, and the Grand Prix was at the forefront. The Grand Prix 2+2 had a special back design to help with aerodynamics (via Barn Finds).
The unique design of the Grand Prix 2+2 was unlike any other GM G-Body car, it was a breath of fresh air. Unfortunately, the new aerodynamic design did not sell well and was instead more of a marketing ploy. For the people familiar with NASCAR, the Grand Prix 2+2 was a unique ride, but for the average consumer, there was not much difference between the 2+2 and the standard Grand Prix model.