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The GTO grew from an option package into a legendary muscle car, but it hit a few speed bumps along the way. Here's the story behind the V8s that powered it.
The Judge is an odd name choice for a performance trim, but it's the most iconic badge in Pontiac's history, and clean ones are now worth multiple six figures.
Modified with the massive rear fins from a 1961 Cadillac, this Grand Prix Convertible has a look all its own, but is the unique "Bat Rod" worth $36k?
When it was new, the Anniversary Trans Am had the quickest 0-to-60-mph time of any American production car.
Bad guys don't stand a chance. Live out your 70s TV detective fantasy in this 1978 Pontiac Trans Am with a factory T-top, a shaker hood & tan velour.
This isn’t something you see every day: a 1986 Pontiac Grand Am. And you probably haven’t seen one from that year that’s turbocharged with a stick, either.
The second-gen Dodge Charger became famous in "Bullitt," "The Dukes of Hazzard," and the "Fast and Furious" movies - but not looking like this.
The Plymouth Barracuda, especially one with the iconic 440 engine, is a legendary muscle car. If you're willing to pay, this low-mileage example could be yours.
With purple flames on the hood, this restomod Chevy Camaro makes a bold statement. And the 752 miles on its odometer says it'll be hanging around for a while.
Big power is courtesy of a Vortech supercharger and a long list of performance modifications, but the swagger comes standard with this 1970 Camaro.
General Motors killed Pontiac in 2010, but that doesn't mean the brand wasn't making great cars in the previous decade. Here are seven strong examples.
One of just 287, this perfectly restored Triple Black Hemi Challenger is proper muscle car royalty, and its steep asking price is a bargain for the right buyer.
Step back in time with this 1990 Chevrolet Camaro IROC-Z. Finished in Bright Red with a 5.7 V8 and just 13,000 miles, it's a true time-capsule classic.
The Buick GNX has gone from cult '80s hero to living legend in recent years. This low-miles example needs no restoration, but it does require deep pockets.
Mon-tech Racing takes the GT category to the next level with their all-new Camaro body! Inspired by iconic American muscle and ready to recreate ultimate V8 Supercar track rivalrie...
An American icon will return with an optional V-8 sending loads of horsepower to the rear wheels for tire-smoking shenanigans.
Pictures of the new Dodge Charger Sixpack and Daytona.
Built to take on America's muscle cars, does rarity justify this Celica GT's price tag?
See the interior and exterior of the 1977 Chrysler Cordoba, which nailed the concept of the personal luxury car.
Thompson was a racing legend, and his legacy is burnished by the hundreds of speed records he established in 1968 at the Bonneville Salt Flats.
Beneath the fiberglass neoclassic bodywork is a V8-powered 1980s Chevy Camaro, but does the unique exterior make this custom kit car worth $20k?
Take a 535-hp LS6 V-8 and stir in the 186-hp electric assistance from a ZR1X, and you get 721 horses of Grand Sport X goodness.
Apparently one of only 528 in existence, this big-block unicorn popped up for sale in Texas with a price tag that makes it an absolute bargain.
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