Pontiac LeMans Parts

When the Pontiac Tempest launched its LeMans variant in 1961 it became its standalone model in 1962 which resulted in major advancements in its design and engineering components. The launch version of the Pontiac LeMans in 1961 came with a 195 cid (3.2L) engine capable of 166 hp power and 215 Nm torque through its single-barrel carburetor design for better performance levels. In 1963 the Pontiac LeMans introduced its 326 cid (5.4L) V8 engine generating 280 hp this powered one of the fast models in the market. Due to its front-engine rear-wheel-drive setup the Pontiac LeMans obtained a weight distribution shorter than 50/50. The vehicle designers prioritized balanced handling by developing the front-engine rear-drive configuration. Front independent suspension paired with rear solid axle assembly of the Pontiac LeMans delivered both comfort and stability during rides. The fundamental model of the Pontiac LeMans included a four-cylinder motor and offered a selection between an automatic three-speed transmission or a manual gearbox resulting in power outputs ranging from 110 to 140 horsepower. Two primary Pontiac LeMans design elements from the first generation—tunnel headlamps and a two-piece grille—became slightly adapted for the following release. Through their authentic parts program Pontiac enables LeMans vehicle owners to replace parts with authentic components that match original durability standards and establish precise mounting locations. OEM parts undergo rigorous quality testing during manufacturing which identifies them as the reliable option to guard both performance and original characteristics of the Pontiac LeMans automobile series.