This is a story about the Pontiac GTO, and how a very young owner named Gary Heicklen loved and then lost not one, but two ...

Pontiac launched the Grand Prix primarily as a luxury car, so the standard V8s weren't necessarily the most powerful examples ever. Even the standard 389-CI Trophy V8 in the first-generation Grand ...

During the sixties, muscle cars often stole the show, but potent high-performance coupes were jsut as impressive due to their ...

The eight-lug wheels on those classic Pontiacs weren't there for show, although they were showy. There was a practical reason ...

Pontiac built more than 100,000 Grand Prix coupes for the 1969 model year, but fewer than 1,000 got the 428 V8 / 4-speed manual combo.

1967 Pontiac Grand Prix Convertible MSRP: $3,813 MPG: 5 city / 9 highway / 7.5 as tested As Tested: $4,714 Originally Published: April 10, 2025 at 6:09 AM EDT ...

Mitchell had liked the redesign of GM's fullsize models in 1961 and ordered the design staff to produce a 1962 Grand Prix convertible, dubbed the X-400, for him to drive when he wasn't tooling ...

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Manufactured since 1962, the Grand Prix evolved from a coupe to a four-door sedan and entered its seventh generation in 2004. This generation offered a 3.8L V6 engine with 200 hp for its GT trim.

It wasn't until Pontiac advertising executive Jim Wangers visited Hurst one day in his own '69 Grand Prix that the SSJ would come to be. Wangers' white Grand Prix had its raised hood area and roof ...

As for what the Grand Prix GTP is most known for, output is developed by the supercharged 3.8L V6 L67 gasoline engine (or 3800 Series II engine), rated at 240 horsepower and 280 pound-feet of ...

The legendary Pontiac GTO may be the car that most petrolheads consider the first bonafide muscle car ever — or, at least, the car that properly kickstarted the muscle car era we all know and ...