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As GTO sales dropped by over 40% in 1970, Judge deliveries shrunk to only 3,797 units. In 1971, the badge's final year, Pontiac sold only 357 examples.

The 1970 Pontiac GTO Judge Ram Air IV, equipped with the rare 400ci Ram Air IV V-8, was priced around $3,500 when it was ...

The Pontiac GTO Judge first appeared as a 1969 model and had its life extended through the 1970 and 1971 model years. Intended as a way to improve GTO sales by adding a high-performance model at a ...

Even as Pontiac's groundbreaking '64 GTO had become a legend in its own time, the supremacy of the 1970 GTO was impossible to argue. So much so, that the blacktop-devouring vehicle is now seen as ...

If this 1970 Pontiac GTO could talk, oh the stories it might tell. Drive-ins and date nights, cruises and wrenching sessions … perhaps even some street racing on Woodward Avenue. A one-owner car for ...

Chuck Cocoma's uber-rare, meticulously restored 1970 Pontiac GTO "The Judge" convertible definitely skewed that paradigm at Mecum's 2023 opening event in Kissimmee, Florida, selling for a final ...

The Pontiac GTO alone isn’t a particularly hard car to find. Indeed, Pontiac produced 40,149 examples in 1970 alone. Of these, 3,979 were Judge models with just 168 being Judge Convertibles.

The Pontiac GTO is oft-cited as the car that kicked off the muscle car craze. This 1970 Pontiac GTO Judge Ram Air convertible is heading to auction in Florida.