Pontiac dropped the GTO entirely to shift focus onto the Trans-Am. The GTO name was retired for 30 years, and when it returned, it did so with the Holden Monaro behind it. General Motors boss Bob ...

We will never know. GM retired the Holden brand less than a decade later in 2017. Let's take a closer look at the differences between the Pontiac GTO and G8. Read more: Major Car Wheel Brands ...

where I drove the Holden Monaro on which this Pontiac is based, I was looking forward with great anticipation to driving a GTO in the States. A sporty rear-drive coupe with a Corvette motor ...

Like the Pontiac LeMans-based original that was called "the Goat," the new GTO/Monaro is based on a mass-market car, Australia's most popular sedan, the Holden Commodore. The Commodore is a ...

The Pontiac GTO is commonly known as the car that kicked ... body), 1973 (colonnade A-body), 1974 (X-body), and 2004 to 2006 (Holden V-body). Once upon a time not too long ago, GM had a firebrand ...

General Motors has made it official – the legendary Pontiac GTO will return to U.S. highways in late 2003. GM’s Holden Australian subsidiary will begin production of up to 18,000 GTOs a year ...

The new Goat has been a dog so far, as sales of the Holden-sourced Pontiac GTO are running at less than half of expectations. Most people chalk that up to its yawn-'n'-stretch styling and too-high ...

Pontiac's mid-2000s revival of the GTO was, sadly, a failure. GM brought the great Australian-built Holden Monaro into the U.S. and badged it as a GTO, but it never caught on with the public.

Back in 2004, General Motors reintroduced the Pontiac GTO nameplate with a fresh fifth generation. Based on the third-generation Holden Monaro, some criticized the new Pontiac GTO for its subtle ...

The GTO is simply an amazing performer ... It was a fairly common complaint but Pontiac was done making them and refused to correct the issue. We were able to adjust it ourselves and take care ...