The company was a key player in the golden age of muscle cars during the '50s and '60s; after a lull in the '70s, it made a strong comeback with the arrival of the Firebird in 1982.

Apart from its famous production models, Pontiac developed some fascinating concept cars during the '50s, '60s, and '70s, and in this article, we'll remember five classics that deserve more ...

We take a look at some cool vintage GM assembly-line shots from the 1950s through the 1990s to see how our classics and hot rods were first built.

The nostalgia craze that has Americans be-bopping to 1950s and `60s music has extended to the cars they drive. Collectible cars, the well-kept or restored vehicles that those same folks grew up adm… ...

That first Road America event was significant because it celebrated the Pontiac marque’s 50 th Anniversary and because the SCCA had designated a black-and-gold 1976 Limited-Edition Trans Am as ...

Pontiac’s gorgeous Banshee concept car from the 1960s just popped up for sale in one of the weirdest places possible — a Kia dealership in Connecticut. As advertised on Napoli Kia’s website ...

“We can warm up well into the 50s or 60s, maybe even 70. And then a sharp cold front will sweep through and knock the temperature way down,” he said.

Our automotive design editor turns his critical eye toward Herb Adams's gorgeous, pseudo Pontiac dream car from the 1960s.

During the golden age of muscle, brands that typically produced upscale vehicles got into the high-performance game, which led to some impressive, so-called "gentleman muscle cars," like the ...

Listen to the magnificent roar of the V12 Pontiac ‘Pegasus’ The exhaust note of this wild Ferrari-powered ‘70s GM concept car is much talked about but rarely heard—well, until now, that is ...