For decades, Pontiac could do no wrong. The American car brand made honest, fast, and affordable spit and sawdust muscle cars ...

Two iconic Pontiac Trans Ams—separated by nearly three decades of engineering and muscle car history—will cross the block at ...

Discontinued in 1969, the Pontiac Firebird convertible didn't make an official comeback until 1991. This black drop-top is ...

and is a niche favorite among many muscle car lovers, young and old. The thing is, though, the 442, while popular in its own right, was trapped in the wide-reaching shows of Chevrolet and Pontiac ...

This GTO hardtop must find a new home to help settle the estate of a classic car collector; the vehicle has always been ...

When it comes to collectible Pontiac muscle cars, people generally consider the classic GTOs and Firebirds as the most desirable, but there are late second-gen and third-gen Trans Am models that ...

Pontiac, as a company ... they completely nailed it with a perfect blend of classic styling and updated design. It is arguably the perfect modern muscle car, especially when equipped with a ...

The San Jose owner’s “bubbletop” vehicle was manufactured several years before the popular GTO model and is cited as a ...

Popularized by movies like the 1977 comedy "Smokey and the Bandit," the Pontiac Trans Am is a quintessential, American muscle car that also has its place in North Georgia history.

Pontiac's 400 cubic-inch engine was the workhouse motor during the height of the muscle car era. It was a well-rounded engine that was well-received by many mechanics. While the Firebird came with ...