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Pontiac GTO 1965
FILE-- A 1965 Pontiac GTO is shown in this undated General Motors handout photo. GM vice chairman Robert Lutz on Wednesday, March 27, 2002, announced the return of the GTO, the muscle car of the 1960s. The GTO will be built by GM's Australian unit Holden and will be based on the Holden Monaro coupe. The Monaro "shares that V8 heritage and a brawny, muscular stance with the classic GTO and it will make a fine flagship for Pontiac," Lutz said during the New York Auto International Show. The new GTO will be available inthe 2004 model year and the vehicle will be shown early in next year's auto show season, perhaps in Los Angeles or Detroit. (AP Photo/General Motors, File)
Pontiac GTO 1965
FILE-- A 1965 Pontiac GTO is shown in this undated General Motors handout photo. GM vice chairman Robert Lutz on Wednesday, March 27, 2002, announced the return of the GTO, the muscle car of the 1960s. The GTO will be built by GM's Australian unit Holden and will be based on the Holden Monaro coupe. The Monaro "shares that V8 heritage and a brawny, muscular stance with the classic GTO and it will make a fine flagship for Pontiac," Lutz said during the New York Auto International Show. The new GTO will be available inthe 2004 model year and the vehicle will be shown early in next year's auto show season, perhaps in Los Angeles or Detroit. (AP Photo/General Motors, File)