Pontiac LeMans Vs GTO: Are They Really Just The Same Car?
The Pontiac GTO is a legend amongst muscle cars, but its roots lay in a much more mundane vehicle, the LeMans. Here's the relationship between the two.
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What Happened To The Pontiac Firebird From The Rockford Files?
James Garner's Jim Rockford drove a late '70s gold Pontiac Firebird on "The Rockford Files." How many cars were used for the show, and are there any left?
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What Made Plymouth's Golden Commando Such A Stand-Out Engine
Whether you know it from a '60s car enthusiast standpoint, or are an avid John Carpenter fan, the Plymouth Golden Commando is an iconic and important engine.
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You Can Now Build Your Own 'Eleanor' Mustang Without Fear Of Being Sued
The Eleanor Mustang from "Gone in 60 Seconds" is iconic, but a copyright tussle meant that building one was legally risky. That, however, has all changed.
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Pontiac GTO Vs Oldsmobile 442: How Do These Legendary Muscle Cars Compare?
The Pontiac GTO and Oldsmobile 442 arrived for the same model year, competed for GM's share of muscle car buyers, and performed similarly on the drag strip.
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Why Ford Discontinued The Flathead V8 Engine
Ford's Flathead V8 engine was a turning point for automotive engines, being one of the first mass market V8 units. Why did Ford discontinue it?
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What Does The GTO On Pontiac's Classic Muscle Car Stand For?
Along with ushering in a new era in American car culture, the Pontiac GTO moniker left a lasting impression. Here's how the iconic name came to be.
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Why Corvettes Have A Different Logo Than Other Chevrolet Cars
The Corvette logo stands out from Chevrolet's other cars with its distinctly patterned flags and unique shapes. Here's the history behind the iconic emblem.
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What's The Difference Between The Pontiac 350 & Chevy 350 Engine?
While Pontiac's option may not have lasted nearly as long, the Chevrolet 350 served both its eponymous brand, as well as Pontiac, well past the '70s.
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All About The El Catalina: Pontiac's Cousin To The El Camino
You're probably familiar with the Ford Ranchero and the Chevrolet El Camino, but what about Pontiac's El Catalina? Here's the story of Pontiac's ute.
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What Does Buick's GNX Label Stand For?
While the Buick GNX may not have had the longest life, it stands as an iconic muscle car, complete with a memorable name that reflected its ambitions.
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How Many Owners Should A Used Car Have? (And Is Three Too Many?)
When shopping for a used car,you can usually find out how many previous owners it's had, but what does this tell you and how many is too many?
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Why Did Cadillac Remove The Ducks From Its Logo?
Many feel that Cadillac emblems aren't the same without the little ducks that once populated them. Here's why they were removed from the classic car.
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1972 Pontiac Grand Prix: Everything You Need To Know About This Classic Car
The 1972 Pontiac Grand Prix closed one chapter and nearly began another. Learn what made this year’s model unique among Pontiac’s long-running coupe.
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Pontiac 400 Vs Chevrolet 400: How Do The Two Engines Compare?
GM built more than one 400 V8, but they weren’t equals. Explore how Pontiac and Chevy each approached the same number with very different results.
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9 Of The Most Reliable Square Body Trucks Of All Time
Square body trucks debuted in the 1970s and became an enduring style for decades. For prospective owners today, these are the most reliable picks of them all.
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What Every 'Starsky & Hutch' Fan Should Know About The 1976 Ford Gran Torino
The 1970s buddy cop series "Starsky and Hutch" and 2004 follow-up movie featured a 1976 Ford Gran Torino painted orange with a large, bold, white graphic.
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What Does '442' Mean On The Oldsmobile 442?
The "442" designation on the Oldsmobile 442, which debuted in 1964, originally described different parts of the vehicle's powertrain and exhaust system.
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What Was The Most Powerful Oldsmobile To Ever Make It To A Showroom Floor?
The Oldsmobile 442 is the brand's muscle car icon, so you might expect that it was also the most powerful Olds ever. But that title belongs to another model.
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How Much Is The Classic 1964 International Scout Worth Now?
The International Scout might be a pared-back, rough-and-ready 1960s SUV, but that doesn't necessarily mean that you can get one for cheap these days.
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5 Ford Models Unique To Europe
Ford was operating in the U.K. almost as soon as it debuted the Model T. These England-only models are fondly remembered by Brits and Americans alike.
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What Made Pontiac's 8-Lug Wheels So Special, And Which Models Had Them?
Pontiac solved a common problem with cars of the era when it introduced eight-lug wheels on certain models in the 1960s; here's how.
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No, Ford Doesn't Own Shelby American - Here's Who The Company Belongs To
Ford and Shelby American share a legendary motorsport history, but the company’s true ownership might surprise even longtime Mustang and Cobra fans.
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Why The 'Not Your Father's Oldsmobile' Campaign May Be What Killed The Brand
The "Not Your Father's Oldsmobile" campaign tried to attract younger buyers, but it may ultimately have been the final nail in the coffin for this car brand.
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How Much Is A Split-Window VW Beetle Worth Today?
Split-window Volkswagen Beetles are the oldest models, tracing back to the brand's origins in the late 1930s. These VW Beetles are worth a pretty penny today.
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Pontiac 2+2: What Were They & When Were They Made?
Pontiac’s 2+2 wasn’t just a car, it was a muscle car, a Canadian oddity, and a NASCAR workaround and more. We talk you through its history and demise.
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Ford Fairlane Vs. Ford Torino: What's The Difference?
Some enthusiasts might think that the Ford Torino and Fairlane are completely different. While they do share similarities, one would surge ahead of the other.
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