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The well-kept secret of the Pontiac GTO Judge

Receive by email the little-known story behind this American car brand that has influenced generations of motorists.

Did You Know? Anecdotes and Curiosities about our Miniatures

What is special about the Pontiac GTO in American automotive history?

The 1964 Pontiac GTO is often considered the first true American muscle car. It was created by installing a 389-cubic-inch V8 engine into the compact Tempest body, revolutionizing the concept of the affordable sports car.

Why has the Pontiac Firebird Trans Am become so iconic in popular culture?

The Trans Am gained notoriety thanks to the 1977 film 'Smokey and the Bandit,' in which Burt Reynolds drove a black Trans Am with a gold eagle on the hood. This cinematic exposure made the car a symbol of American freedom and rebellion.

What made Pontiac's Ram Air IV engine so special?

The Ram Air IV engine was one of the most powerful engines Pontiac ever produced, officially producing 370 horsepower but probably more than 400 in reality. Its forced-air intake system and reinforced internal components made it a drag racing legend.

Why did Pontiac cease to exist as a brand?

General Motors closed the Pontiac division in 2010 as part of its financial restructuring following the economic crisis. Despite iconic models like the GTO and Firebird, Pontiac suffered from a blurred position between Chevrolet and Buick, and its sales had declined significantly.

What was the meaning of Pontiac's slogan 'We Build Excitement'?

This slogan, launched in the 1980s, reflected Pontiac's desire to reposition itself as a sporty and dynamic brand, in opposition to GM's more conservative cars. It accompanied a renewed lineup with models like the Fiero and sportier versions of their traditional sedans.