In the late 1960s, few GM divisions were as daring as Pontiac, consistently pushing out engines that would take on whatever the muscle car era had to offer. Among their most notable offerings was the ...

The 1949 Oldsmobile Rocket 88 is considered the world's first muscle car. It was the first compact car with a V8 engine. Generally, these high-performance cars were developed as homologation specials ...

Pontiac developed its first Grand Prix for the 1962 model year. By the time 1964 strolled around, it was Pontiac's third best-selling car. Despite the 1964 model not yielding as much popularity as its ...

Production of the often-sporty Pontiac Grand Prix spanned multiple generations. The 1997 model year launched the debut of the sixth generation, with coupe and sedan variants and two trim levels, SE ...

The demon of engine knock is something an owner of a traditional high-performance Pontiac knows all too well. An engine designed when 102-octane high test was at almost every fuel station in the ...

Brian is a published author who has been writing professionally for a decade in politics and entertainment, but found his calling covering the automotive industry. His love of cars started at an early ...

While other brands quickly shifted their focus from performance to efficiency, Pontiac stubbornly refused to let the muscle car die and continued to produce epic rides during the dreaded Malaise Era.

An iconic name from GM's former Excitement Division, the Pontiac Grand Prix had a 46-year production run that only ended when the brand itself finally ran out of gas during the financial crisis that ...

Pontiac is iconic in the world of muscle cars, and some of the brand's rarest vehicles can fetch very high prices. In fact, ...