The Pontiac GTO is fondly remembered for its monumental contribution to the classic muscle car era. Unsurprisingly, there are several cool facts you should know about the Pontiac GTO. While many ...

Pontiac was founded by General Motors in 1926 and lasted until 2009, when slumping sales and GM's bankruptcy restructuring led to Pontiac flopping out of the market. The brand produced nightmares like ...

The Pontiac GTO is commonly known as the car that kicked off the muscle car revolution during the 1960s. Though it would become one of many midsize American cars sporting powerful V-8s during the mid- ...

The Pontiac GTO Judge was the carmaker's attempt at stealing buyers away from Dodge's Charger, Chevrolet's Chevelle SS, and Plymouth's Road Runner, the high-selling superstars of 1968 and 1969.

What does GTO Mean? Gran Turismo Omologato in Italian (Grand Touring Homologated in English). While the initials may be most closely associated with the 1960s Pontiac GTO muscle car, the origin — the ...

First introduced at the height of the muscle car golden era, the Pontiac GTO Judge hit the streets with impressive performance and a flair for the dramatic, packing a Ram Air III engine, more rubber, ...

The early '70s weren't kind to muscle cars, and the GTO knows this best. Sales fell dramatically, with Pontiac shipping only 10,532 units in 1971. The Judge package entered its final year, and like ...