The GTO sales declined in 1967 after a successful 1966 model year when the 2-door coupe and the 389 4-barrel ruled the series. The new engines fueled the excitement for the GTO, but the yearly sales ...
Would you believe that to buy a fully restored Pontiac from the 1960s can cost anywhere from $10,000 to $100,000 and up, depending upon rarity? Wouldn't it be cool if you had one sitting around the ...
The 1967 model year brought big changes to the GTO, but almost everything notable happened in the mechanical department. While the Pontiac GTO also received new taillight styling and tweaks aimed at ...
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1967 GTO 400 engines compared: HO vs Ram Air
The 1967 Pontiac GTO gave buyers a rare choice between two distinct 400 cubic inch performance paths, the 400 HO and the Ram Air package. Each engine delivered serious speed, but they did it with ...
Automotive-brand loyalty can originate from any number of places. Family and friends are perhaps our strongest influences. For New Jerseyan Joe Carcione, the latter clearly defined his tastes. "My ...
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How the 1967 GTO HO strengthened Pontiac’s power strategy
The 1967 Pontiac GTO High Output package did more than add a few extra horsepower. It crystallized how Pontiac could keep ...
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