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Starting in 2004 Pontiac released a refreshed GTO for the first time since 1973. The car came in two trim levels; one with the 5. 7L LS1 and the other with the more robust 6. 0L LS2. 2006 was the last year the GTO name was used and with Pontiac shutting down in 2010 it is likely these are the last examples of the famous GTO moniker.

This menacing example has the 6. 0 LS2, rated from factory at 400HP and is mated to a 6-Speed Manual transmission with a billet short shifter and STAGE2 Monster Clutch. Ensuring the car handles just as well as it looks, it has been upgraded with EBC brakes, stainless steal break lines, Custom BC Racing Coilovers and polyurethane bushings. With only 49980 miles on the clock there is plenty of performance fun left to be had.

Repainted in Impulse Metallic Blue with staggered TSW Coldwell rims and custom front spliter, this car is sure catch attention anywhere it goes. Inside you-ll find a black leather interior...

According to the accident-free Carfax report, this car has spent its life only registered in Florida. Walking around the car one should notice the Torrid Red factory paint with added ghost flames on the front, factory GTO silver alloy wheels wrapped in newer radial tires, GTO badging, rear spoiler, bright white Slyania headlights, larger brakes/calipers from a 2006 GTO, even custom 5. 7L Valve stem caps, and an aggressive stance from K+B shocks. The interior has been upgraded with black leather seats that have matching red stitching, a replaced headliner, replaced suede door panels, changed gauge cluster, custom floor mats, and a white shifter knob connected to a short throw shifter. Additional comfort features include air conditioning, AM/FM/Cd player, cruise control, power brakes, power steering, power locks, power windows, power seats, tilt steering wheel, power mirrors, seat belts, etc. Powering this GOAT is claimed to be the factory 5. 7L LS1 V8 engine mated to a Tremec T56 6-speed manual transmission with only about 40k miles on the odometer. The current owner upgraded the performance with a STAGE3 65HP chip, K&N cold...

A real tribute to its muscle car roots, this modern muscle is a lean and mean Machine! Powering this 2006 GTO for sale is a tastefully modified 6. 0 liter LS2 V8 engine. Factory built at an impressive 400 horsepower and 400 foot pounds of torque, this particular GTO for sale has even more, thanks to modifications, including: Kooks headers, Corsa exhaust, and SNL Performance V2 camshaft. Add in a tune and you have a GTO with gobs of low end torque, estimated to put out over 475 horsepower and 475 ft/lbs of torque. Simply put, this is a butt-clenching and tire melting piece of art! Open the electronic exhaust cut-outs and you'll go from a smooth and sexy sounding exotic, to a throaty and dominant old-school muscle Machine. Backed by a 4L65E 4-speed automatic with overdrive with 3,000 stall converter, this 2006 Pontiac for sale offers excellent street and strip launches, with the availability of easy highway cruising as well. Add in power disc brakes with drilled and slotted rotors and power steering and you have yourself one well rounded street bruiser! The exterior suits the drivetrain well, with a factory shade of Phantom Black Metallic. Sinister, mysterious, and mischievous,...

The American love affair with V8 engines was already at least 32 years old (back to when the 1932 Ford, the first affordable V8, was introduced), and midsize V8-powered cars were available from every domestic manufacturer. But what the GTO for sale had was attitude -' a bigger V8, hood scoops, the rumble of dual exhausts, a Hurst shifter, racy trim and a name stolen from Ferrari. Not just any Ferrari name either, but that of what many consider the greatest Ferrari of them all, the 250 GTO. Those three vaunted letters stood for 'Gran Turismo Omologato'. The Ferrari GTO was produced only so that Ferrari could race in a 'production' GT class, which the GTO dominated. Only 10,532 GTOs were built during '71 with 9,854 of those being hardtops and 678 being convertibles. This particular...

With just 5,090 miles on the odometer, this Goat still has that new car smell! This documented 1 owner car has records to show that it really has lead a pampered life, and has been properly maintained. Taking a quick look over the interior and exterior, and the superb condition that the vehicle is in, makes that abundantly clear.

The GTO nameplate was reintroduced to the American market in 2004, featuring the famous 5. 7L LS1 engine. For 2005 and 2006 model years, the move was made to the 6. 0L LS2, making 400hp and 400lb-ft of torque. When equipped with the 4 speed automatic like this car, GM claims the car is capable of hitting 60 mph in just 4. 8 seconds, and taking down the quarter mile in 13 seconds flat at 105 mph.

These cars were not only about performance though. Inside you will find every amenity you would expect in a luxury car. Supple leather seating, Blaupunkt audio system, and...