In the books of American automotive history, few cars have captured the imagination and adrenaline of enthusiasts quite like the Pontiac GTO. Often hailed as the first muscle car, the GTO's journey from a bold experiment to an iconic symbol of raw power and style reflects the evolution of American car culture in the 20th century.
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