Why Did the Pontiac Fiero Die?
It’s been 40 years since I first drove off the lot in my brand new Pontiac Fiero. When I bought the car, I was a celebrity amongst my gearhead friends. […]
Meet Sioux, the Pontiac Trans Am Pickup Truck
From musclecar clones to famous movie vehicles, we love us a tribute build around these parts. But what about a tribute build for something that never existed in the first […]
1 of 1: The Story of the Mythical “Fiberide” Plastic Pontiac Wheel Prototypes & the 1985 Fiero That Wears Them
What we have here is a 1985 Fiero GT with 35,000 miles. It’s a cool car for sure, but look closer and you’ll see something far different than any other […]
Lot Shots: Whether You’re Heading to the Salt Flats or a Wine Mixer, this 1960 Pontiac Gets You There in a Hurry
Astute Pontiac aficionados will notice something interesting about this particular Lot Shots feature. That’s because on the outside it’s a Catalina—but on the inside, it’s wearing the interior of the […]
Goodguys Summit Racing Nationals Video Feature: A Rare 1973 Pontiac GTO Colonnade Coupe
The Pontiac GTO was the featured nameplate for the 2024 Goodguys Summit Racing Nationals in Columbus, Ohio. And as you’d suspect, we were treated to a jaw-dropping mix of Goats, Judges, Royal Bobcats, […]
More Rare Than an Aerocoupe? The 1986 Grand Prix 2+2 was Pontiac’s Under-the-Radar NASCAR Homologation Special
Groundhog Day is celebrated every year on February 2. But no offense to meteorologically-minded rodents, we’re thinking about establishing an alternative holiday: Pontiac 2+2 Day. Are you listening Hallmark? And […]
Hot August Nights Mini-Feature: The Prodigal Firebird
RENO, NV — The paint on Michelle Cheeseman’s 1968 Pontiac Firebird is a real head-turner. “It’s Aqua Marine—no, Ultra Marine blue,” Michelle said with a laugh. “I really need to […]
Grand Prize Indeed: Check Out This 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix SJ with a Factory 4-Speed Manual
While the Pontiac Grand Prix nameplate was introduced in 1962 as a sport-oriented full size B-body, similar to the Chevy Impala SS, the car really hit its stride with a […]
Automotive Marketing Ace, Racer & “Godfather of the GTO” Jim Wangers Passes Away
With extensive writing, marketing, and racing talents, Jim Wangers cast a tall shadow around Detroit stretching back to the 1950s. While Wangers is perhaps best remembered for his marketing efforts […]
The Wolf in Goat’s Clothing: Mike & Carol Guess’s 1964 Pontiac GTO
Remember how the high performance community was shocked when the track-focused 2014 Camaro Z/28 broke cover with massive 305/30ZR19 tires at all four corners? Mike Guess must’ve thought that was […]