Pontiac made some beautiful and powerful muscle cars in the 1960s and early '70s. Here are some of the most desirable Pontiac models from that era.

Iconic Pontiacs duke it out on the dragstrip in native Michigan; both carry 400-cube V8s and manual transmissions; they’re disappointingly late across the line ...

Pontiac Trans Am Anniversary Edition is fighting to survive, but the owner has already sold its heart and soul ...

D espite being born in what was arguably the worst era for muscle cars in American automotive history, the special edition ...

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But it didn’t stop there. This deliberate rollback of trans and other LGBTQ+ rights and protections also includes a section with definitions that belies basic biology: claiming that “‘female ...

Camaro, currently in its sixth generation. Chevrolet’s sporty Mustang rival has proudly and single handedly upheld the pony car tradition for General Motors since it’s 2010 model-year reintroduction.

There was Zipper, and Pongo, a beauty that looks like a butterfly. And then he spotted Bandit, the most special one of all — a white koi with a red band across its head — a species that is ...

For its Indy 500 pace car, Pontiac fitted its Firebird Trans Am with a Buick turbo V-6. The result was the quickest production car in the U.S. in its day. This example has low mileage, recent ...

The first Pontiac Firebird Trans Am with an LS1 engine narrowly avoided destruction. Not only is it the first of its kind with an LS1 V8 but it’s also a GM development vehicle. Despite its ...

The Z/28 package was developed so privateer racers could compete in the Sports Car Club of America Trans Am Racing Series. The over two-liter class Trans Am cars were limited to 116 inches of ...