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When it comes to classic muscle cars, the HEMI engine is often seen as the pinnacle of performance. However, several iconic ...

The car doesn't have the original drivetrain, with the factory Ram Air 400 V8 replaced by a 400 V8 from 1971 (unknown if it ...

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1970 Pontiac GTO Judge convertible could auction for US$350,000 (CDN$485,000) in May The car is one of 168 convertible Judges built that year—and shows just 656 miles on its odo A ’70 Judge ...

Here are the V-8 Titans that not only built the muscle car's legacy, but shaped its destiny. To give you the most up-to-date and accurate information possible, the data used to compile this article ...

The Pontiac GTO, a performance icon introduced in 1964, experienced a surge in popularity in the late 1960s. To counter rising insurance costs, Pontiac launched the Judge in 1969, initially intended ...

The Pontiac GTO, also known as "The Judge," disappeared form the scene in 1974 after experiencing success. Later, it came back as a rebadged Holden Monaro.

The Pontiac GTO, a groundbreaking fusion of full-size power and intermediate-sized chassis, ignited the muscle car era in the mid-1960s. Its reputation as a performance behemoth was unparalleled.

What does GTO stand for? Here’s the incredible backstory and history behind Pontiac’s iconic, segment-making muscle car.

A special edition of the already-popular GTO, The Judge dropped the hammer on the muscle car world with its raw power and eye-catching styling ...