Skip to content
every.autos
Brands Years Countries Collections Limited editions Records Search Random
11,714 in register
← Pontiac
Model record

Pontiac Astre

Unknown ·United States
Pontiac Astre
Wikimedia Commons
⇄ Compare with other cars
Background

The Pontiac Astre is a subcompact automobile that was marketed by Pontiac as a rebadged variant of the Chevrolet Vega. Initially marketed in Canada for model years 1973–1974, the Astre debuted in the U.S. for the 1975 model year, competing with other domestic and foreign subcompacts that included the Mercury Bobcat, Volkswagen Rabbit, and Toyota Corolla.

Text adapted from “Pontiac Astre” on Wikipedia ↗ · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗ · retrieved 2026-07

Specification
Dimensions
4,511 × 1,661 × 1,270 mm
Sources
Wikipedia ↗Wikidata ↗ WIKIDATA
Same marque

Other Pontiac models

All Pontiac →
  • 2+2 —
  • 6000 —
  • Aztek —
  • Big Six —
  • Bonneville (1965–1970) —
  • Can Am —
  • Catalina Brougham Serie 258 —
  • Chieftain —
  • Custom S —
  • Custom Torpedo —
  • Deluxe —
  • Fiero —
  • Firebird (3rd generation) —
  • Firebird Trans Am —
  • G5 —
  • G6 —
  • G8 —
  • GTO (1964-1967) —
  • Grand Am —
  • Grand Prix —
  • Grand Safari —
  • Grand Ville —
  • LeMans —
  • Montana —
  • New Series —
  • Pathfinder —
  • Phoenix —
  • Rageous —
  • Safari —
  • Solstice —
  • Special —
  • Standard —
  • Star Chief —
  • Streamliner —
  • Sunbird —
  • Sunfire —
  • T1000/1000 —
  • Torpedo —
  • Torrent —
  • Trans Sport —
  • Ventura —
  • Vibe —
  • 6 1926
  • Silver Streak 1935
  • Bonneville Special 1950
  • Bonneville 1958
  • Catalina 1959
  • Parisienne 1959
every.autos

An open, public-domain register of every automobile ever made — every make, every model, every year from 1886 to today.

11,714 records · 1,181 marques

Browse
  • All brands
  • By year
  • By country
  • Collections
  • Limited editions
The register
  • Records & extremes
  • Editorial
  • Search the catalog
  • Data & sources
  • Licensing & attribution
© 2026 every.autos Built from Wikidata · NHTSA · GOV.UK · curated references