Pontiac made some beautiful and powerful muscle cars in the 1960s and early '70s. Here are some of the most desirable Pontiac models from that era.

Muscle cars are loosely defined as being two-door coupes with big, powerful engines under the hood. These tend to be V8s, ...

Among the coveted Gran Turismo Omologato Pontiac models, 1969 gave birth to one of the most iconic and popular American muscle cars ever made—the GTO "The Judge." Apart from being the brainchild ...

Iconic Pontiacs duke it out on the dragstrip in native Michigan; both carry 400-cube V8s and manual transmissions; they’re disappointingly late across the line ...

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 ...

The Judge used to be a dealer drag racing car in the seventies, fitted with two Ram Air V V8s, an engine that never made it ...

The Pontiac GTO was perhaps the most iconic muscle car of the '60s and early '70s ... giggling schoolboys behind the wheel. The '69 GTO Judge here is also out of Lingenfelter's collection ...

The Pontiac GTO is widely recognized as the genesis of the American muscle car golden age, and now, we're taking a look at these classic GTO concept sketches.

There are some haters out there who dismiss the significance of the 1964 Pontiac GTO, citing the fact that muscle cars existed before it. While technically true, the original Goat, was actually ...

In the annals of promised super car performance, few announcements were as dead wrong as this one, but a few did sneak out ...

Originally, the GTO was not its own dedicated model but an option package for the 1964 Pontiac Tempest, which included a GTO badge, all manner of hood scoops and cosmetic upgrades, and dual ...

For a brief but thorough history of how the GTO ... Judge got its name because Pontiac head John DeLorean lifted it from the TV show "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In." But of more interest to car ...