Detroit’s muscle car era was a fierce battleground, not just a collection of factories, where engineers created four-wheeled missiles in a relentless competition for street dominance, a stark contrast ...

Pontiac's Grand Prix made its debut in 1962 as the division's personal luxury coupe. It was built atop the full-size Catalina platform with bucket seats and a center console. It was geared for drivers ...

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In the late 1960s, few GM divisions were as daring as Pontiac, consistently pushing out engines that would take on whatever the muscle car era had to offer. Among their most notable offerings was the ...

With fewer than 1,500 examples produced, this special 1980s Pontiac muscle car is seldom seen on the road today.

When it comes to Pontiac classics from the 1960s, the GTO, Catalina, and Bonneville receive the most attention. And that's alright since all three nameplates are downright iconic. The Grand Prix is ...

For many, Pontiac defined an era. In the days when muscle cars dominated the market around the 1960s and 1970s, the General Motors brand was a name to be reckoned with. It appealed to enthusiasts for ...

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Even with 11 superspeed-way wins and a two million dollar season, Bill Elliott lost his bid for the 1985 NASCAR Winston Cup Grand National Championship (Darryll Waltrip out-pointed him with ...