A 1969 Pontiac GTO hardtop with a replacement 400 V8, TH400 automatic, Verdoro Green paint, and 83,000 miles is up for grabs.

This GTO is what happens when old-school muscle meets modern muscle. Born in Arlington, Texas, this drop-top has been reimagined as a triple-black street bruiser, now sporting a 6.2-liter LS3 crate ...

The year was 1969, and customers who still wanted a GTO, despite the obvious trends that pushed more and more people to smaller cars and more efficient engines, were offered a 350-horsepower engine ...

Prices for 1969 GTO convertibles have climbed into firmly premium territory this year, with clean cars trading closer to high six figures than casual shoppers might expect. Market data and recent ...

This 1969 Pontiac GTO Judge is one of the muscle-car era's genuine icons: the first year of the Judge, wearing the unmistakable Carousel Red paint and Judge graphics, powered by the 400ci Ram Air III ...

This 1969 GTO convertible checks all the right boxes for securing a spot in a heated garage, but before it can even dream of such an ambitious goal, it must convince a wealthy Internet stranger to ...