The 1960s was a great era for Pontiac. It introduced the iconic Super Duty V8 engine in 1961 and debuted the GTO in 1963. Four years later, the Firebird broke cover as a competitor for the Ford ...

Back in the day, General Motors had a wealth of performance models on offer, with customers given a wide selection of body styles and engines to choose from. Now, we’re taking it back to the Golden ...

There’s no shortage of performance models when it comes to GM’s past, with a long list of iconic nameplates to choose from. Now, we’re watching two of these GM go-fast machines duke it out on the drag ...

1967 was the final year for the first-generation Pontiac GTO. Just under 82,000 units were produced that year, and one of them gets badly whooped by a 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle SS L78 in the featured ...

Everyone knows the GTO was Pontiac’s poster child for muscle, but there was one wild creation that could eat it for lunch.

Capable of zero to 60 mph in less than six seconds and sub-14-second quarter mile times, some of the hottest muscle cars of the late 1960s and early 1970s were so fast that their performance numbers ...

What did you do on your 19th birthday? If you were the Pontiac Uprising All-Pontiac Race and Show, sponsored by the GR-RRR 8-R Wichita GTO Club in Wichita, Kansas, you brought together Pontiac ...

Employing registration numbers and car count as a barometer, we have to conclude that Goats really do love bluegrass. About 170 cars participated in Popular Vote and 78 in Concours for the Louisville ...

The "Bianco Speciale" is the only one to get a coat of white paint, and it's hitting Mecum Auctions in January.

Campaigned by Bob Tullius’ Group 44 team, this is one of only two works Triumph TR8 IMSA GTO racers ever made. With 8 race wins to its name, now you could be the proud custodian of this racing rarity ...