<ul><li>The 1986 Pontiac Grand Prix 2+2 was a disappointment compared to the expectations surrounding it as it did not match the performance of the Aerocoupe.</li><li>While the Chevrolet Monte Carlo Aerocoupe offered 180 horsepower with dual exhausts, the Pontiac 2+2 only managed 165 horsepower with a single exhaust.</li><li>Richard Petty drove for Pontiac during this time and the Grand Prix 2+2 was Pontiac's response to compete with faster cars like the Monte Carlo SS and Ford Thunderbirds on the speedway.</li><li>The Grand Prix 2+2 was a homologation special from Detroit, with all 1,225 units sharing a silver over charcoal color scheme with red and orange stripes.</li></ul>

2+2: Richard Petty’s Pontiac Formula

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