The Chevelle Super Sport was the best-selling muscle car in 1970, and the standard 350-hp 396 Turbo-Jet V8 was by far the ...

The 1970 Pontiac GTO Judge arrived at the peak of the muscle era as a car that did not just join the horsepower race, it ...

From March 28 through April 1, Mecum Auctions will bring a selection of heavyweight collector cars to State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Ariz. The Saturday sale includes some of the event’s most ...

This 1970 Pontiac GTO has all the things to make Judge fans all in love with it; however, it's not an actual Judge, and ...

A family’s treasured 1970 Pontiac GTO was stolen from a trailer on the way to a national GTO meet. The family is understandably distraught and has asked the public to keep its eyes open in the hope of ...

If there’s one thing you can absolutely count on other than death and taxes it’s that Mopar and GM guys won’t lose a chance to trash each other. Ben Franklin would’ve totally included that in his ...

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Debuting for the 1964 model year, the Pontiac GTO was born from the division’s need to attract the youth market after General Motors brass had put the kibosh on racing activities. A tragic crash at ...

Nineteen-seventy is often considered the high-water mark of the muscle car era, but for whom? That was the year General Motors lifted its rule that limited A-body vehicles (Chevelle, Tempest, F-85, ...

Scott and Mike Chestnut grew up with the 1968 GTO their father bought brand new, and as a result, both developed a deep love for Pontiac's signature muscle car. Their devotion to the marque was ...

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Q: Greg, I enjoy your articles very much and when I read your article on “Long lost opportunities” and the one’s that got away it really struck a chord with me. When I was just a “kid” in 1974, I ...