Pontiac’s big-body Catalina became a serious performance threat when engineers slipped the 421 High Output V8 under its broad hood, turning a family-sized sedan into a quarter-mile weapon. I want to ...

The 1965 Pontiac Catalina arrived in showrooms looking like a straight‑laced full‑size family car, yet it quietly carried the hardware to embarrass purpose‑built muscle machines. Under its long hood, ...

Before the GM Brass could put a stop to the competitive motorsports involvement of the various brands that were either overtly or covertly supporting those activities, Pontiac was trying to keep their ...

What's the one thing you dislike about your Pontiac's factory speedometer? If you answered, "It doesn't go up high enough," then you're like most owners of classic Pontiacs. Because Pontiac followed ...

In 1960, Pontiac’s best-seller by far was the Catalina, with more cars assembled under this emblem than all the other models of General Motors’ division put together. With almost 211,000 units (out of ...

Overall, the Mecum auction held earlier in May at the Indiana State Fairgrounds in Indianapolis was not very lucrative for sellers, as many of the cars that went under the hammer did not leave the ...