And they have a car industry, which was why we went there. Production starts in November on the U.S. version of the Holden Monaro CV8, which will be imported here as the Pontiac GTO.

The name reappeared on the 2004 GTO, which was basically a rebadged Australian-built Holden Monaro. It doesn't sound great on paper, but this was a fast car that you could argue was worthy of the ...

Holden officials brought back the Monaro name for its all-new 2001 coupe, released in Australia last October. The Pontiac GTO sprang to life in 1963 as a 1964 model.

Reportedly, the world’s first AWD Holden Monaro (Pontiac GTO) belongs to an Aussie by the name of Josh Pickert. As Performance Garage reports, Pickert, 22, has raced just about everything under ...

Many years would pass before the Pontiac GTO ’s unexpected and spectacular return as a fifth (and final) generation in 2004, when it launched stateside as a rebadged Holden Monaro produced by GM ...

Meet the last coupe. By Joshua Dowling. Holden has built its last Monaro and the historic two-door coupe has been exported to the United States badged as a Pontiac GTO.

The Pontiac GTO – the restyled version of Holden's Monaro exported to the US – will get a new 6.0-litre V8 engine as part of a push to boost sales.

Previous design successes include the Commodore concept that became the latest version of the Monaro (and Pontiac’s reborn GTO), and this years EFIJY retro-concept. [Source: GM Holden] ...

The threat of a class action over the safety of the Holden-built Pontiac GTO – nee Holden Monaro – has receded, writes CHRISTOPHER JENSEN. Drive Team 14:00 13 September 2007 0 comments ...

As part of GM's across-the-board price cuts Pontiac lowered the GTO sticker by more than $1000 for 2006 to $31990 down from $32995 for 2005.

The ‘Bugatti Veyron’ for sale on eBay is a Pontiac GTO (nee Holden Monaro) that has travelled 136,000km (85,000 miles) and is powered by a comparatively wimpy 5.7-litre V8 with about one ...

Your GTO is a keeper in my book, as GM ended production in 2006. In Australia and New Zealand, your same GTO was called the Holden Monaro, which debuted in 2001.