The long shadow of history has a new generation of car-curious asking where the name of Pontiac’s groundbreaking muscle car came from.

It is virtually impossible to talk about the American muscle car movement of the 1960s and 1970s without talking about Pontiac and its celebrated GTO build. After all, the almost maniacally souped ...

The Pontiac GTO was brand new for 1964, a hot rodded version of the Tempest. This convertible example will soon cross the ...

It's unclear what mad genius defined the classic muscle car, but it they are generally regarded as American-made, two-door, intermediate cars with powerful V-8 engines. The Pontiac GTO ...

It was the beginning of the end for the GTO in 1970. Muscle cars were no longer selling like hotcakes due to a combination of rising insurance rates and new federal regulations, so Pontiac's ...

Muscle cars were so common then that many of them sat on dealership lots for weeks or months; many of those same cars, like ...

GM's A-body platform arrived in time to participate in the muscle car revolution. Some became legends, but those that didn't are still worth remembering.

There are 231,000 miles on the GTO's original stock motor. It runs every bit as good as it did the day his father, Mal, purchased the muscle car in Big Timber and let his newly licensed son drive ...

What we see here in Mecum lot F98 is a perfect snapshot in the latter part of the GTO’s historical arc, bridging the muscle car era (1964-1972) to the malaise era (1973-1981) in an example that ...