Emissions and the EPA killed most high-power muscle cars by 1972. Pontiac didn't give up, creating the last classic muscle ...
A 1969 Pontiac GTO hardtop with a replacement 400 V8, TH400 automatic, Verdoro Green paint, and 83,000 miles is up for grabs.
Take an exclusive look at one of the rarest and most legendary muscle cars in automotive history, a meticulously restored Pontiac Trans Am convertible from a production run of only eight units.
James Garner's Jim Rockford drove a late '70s gold Pontiac Firebird on "The Rockford Files." How many cars were used for the show, and are there any left?
The muscle-car era created its share of rarities, but production numbers alone do not always explain why certain cars become ...
A Bloomington Gold-certified 1963 Corvette Split-Window Coupe with the 340-hp L76 V8, four-speed manual, and documented award ...
The car was last offered publicly at the Mecum Kissimmee 2016, but the high bid did not meet the seller’s reserve; it’s the ...
On the positive side, the engine bay is wonderfully untouched, free from aftermarket parts that butcher so many classics.
A freshly restored muscle car takes the spotlight, featuring its original high-output V8 engine and manual transmission. Built with a focus on raw performance and factory hardware, this rare classic ...
1969 was a watershed year in American history, both on Earth and in space. Richard Nixon was sworn in as President in January, Neil Armstrong landed on the moon in July, and the Woodstock music ...
Pontiac is a brand that is known for its iconic muscle cars but the automobile brand was also responsible for a wide array of vehicles. These ranged from sporty roadsters to coupes and sedans, ...
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