Models we see weekly
- G6
- Grand Prix
- Vibe
- Torrent
- Solstice
Pontiac repair · Scotia, NY
The dealer network is gone. We’re not.
Factory-level diagnostics and repair for every Pontiac, from daily drivers to work trucks, across 27 bays in Scotia, minutes from Schenectady.
Diagnosis from
$89credited to the repair
Full diagnostics run $89–$149
- Factory-level scan tools
- Published price ranges
- Photos and a written quote first
- Fleet Pontiac units welcome
Reviewed by the Fogg’s fleet & service team
ASE-certified technicians · Scotia, NY · Updated October 28, 2026
Pontiac repair · Scotia, NY
Pontiac repair, in plain English.
Fogg’s Automotive Fleet & Service Center keeps Pontiac G6, Grand Prix, Vibe, and Torrent running in Scotia, NY, minutes from Schenectady — GM platform expertise, honest parts sourcing for an orphaned brand, and value-first triage with a hard look at New York rust. Diagnosis $89–$149, credited toward the repair.
Guides Pontiac owners search most:
Where Pontiac owners start.
- Brakes — from $189
- NYS Inspection — $21
- Oil Changes — from $49
- Diagnostics — from $89
- Transmission — from $189
What we watch for
The documented patterns we watch for
Widely reported patterns on some model years, not a diagnosis of your specific vehicle. That takes evidence. Capital Region salt and brine accelerate a few of these, and we say so where it matters.
Car trouble guides
What Pontiac owners search most.
Fleet accounts
Running Pontiac vans or trucks in a fleet?
Same patterns, ten units at a time. Fleet accounts get per-vehicle interval plans, priority bays, batched NYS inspections, and one monthly invoice.
Book it
Book Pontiac service
Pick a time online or send the form. Urgent problems usually get a same-day slot.
Book Pontiac service
We respond within the hour during business hours — usually faster.
Every make
Also fluent in
Pontiac owners: run the test on us.
Evidence-first diagnosis, published prices, and a warranty in writing — in Scotia, minutes from Schenectady.
Pontiac questions, answered.
Straight answers from the people who work on them every week.
See all FAQs01Who works on Pontiacs near Schenectady now that the dealers are gone?
Fogg’s Automotive Fleet & Service Center on Route 50 in Scotia — Pontiac is GM underneath, and GM diagnostics, parts cross-references, and platform knowledge all still apply. Published prices, and parts availability remains genuinely good for most models.
02Can you still get Pontiac parts?
For most models, yes — mechanical parts cross to GM numbers still in production or strong aftermarket supply. Trim and body pieces take more hunting; we’ll tell you honestly which category your repair falls in before committing.
03Is my Grand Prix worth fixing?
Run the math with us: the 3800-powered cars are famously durable and cheap to keep when the known gaskets are done. We quote the repair, state the car’s realistic condition — rust included — and let the numbers decide. No sentiment tax either direction.
04Do you work on the Solstice?
Gladly — the little roadster has a loyal following and shares GM Kappa parts with the Saturn Sky. Service, brakes, suspension, and the honest hunt for the occasional model-specific part.