The car sports a super-rare lightweight feature on the rear end, and the renovation was completed with original and New Old Stock parts ...

The world of car auctions has seen some of the rarest models in the world go under the hammer, with some fetching sky-high ...

The Judge used to be a dealer drag racing car in the seventies, fitted with two Ram Air V V8s, an engine that never made it ...

It started with sketch of a “rakish front fender line that disappeared into the door panel,” as told by Ford designer Bill Shenk. Shenk was the only person who touched the design that turned into the ...

But while a standard-fare GTO was widely available, a hotter version could be had if you knew where to shop. By the mid-1960s Pontiac was involved in multiple forms of motorsport under the guidance of ...

When most people think “Pontiac GTO,” the first thing that comes to mind is the ’60s car, not today’s Nice Price or No Dice Aussie import reconstitution. Let’s see if this well-equipped ...

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That makes those 69 cars quite the collector’s item. Only 168 GTO Judge Convertibles were produced in 1970, and of those, just seven were made with a three-speed automatic transmission.

The 1970s were the best decade for movies — especially sleazy movies. We aren’t talking about movies with an X rating, which are their own category. And we aren’t talking about movies like Serpico, ...

The Pontiac GTO, introduced in 1964, is considered the first Golden Age muscle car, but there were certainly rides that preceded it, which hit all the parameters. The 1957 Chrysler 300C ...