The Super Duty started showing up on the Grand Prix order form during the closing months of the 1962 model year. It didn't benefit from any advertising campaigns and was available in a few Pontiac ...

With a 421 cubic-inch V8 rated at 405 horsepower (some assert real output was north of 465 ponies), the 1962 Grand Prix Super Duty cleared a path for all the Pontiac muscle cars to come. Only 16 ...

You didn't need to buy a $2,000 option package to get the 421 cubic inch V8 in your first-generation Grand Prix. The most powerful engine in 1963 and 1964 -- after the Super Duty option was cut ...

Hagerty Price Guide value for a 1962 Pontiac Grand Prix Super Duty in #1 condition is $257,000. ... The resulting cars were called the Grand Prix 2+2 and the Monte Carlo Aero Coupe.

Now, no one's likely to confuse a '62 Pontiac Grand Prix with the BRM P-578 F1 car that won multiple Grand Prix races — and the F1 driver's/constructor's championships — that same year.

This Super Rare 1962 Grand Prix is 1 of only 16 to ever be equipped with the 421 Super Duty ... But upon arrival, he was informed his car wouldn't be ready until Monday." ...

Yeah, Pontiac sold more than 5,000 Bonneville convertibles in 1969, but how many unrestored survivors in great condition have ...

This 1990 Pontiac Grand Prix Turbo ASC-McLaren has no relation to the British supercar company, ... Does any car represent the transition between the 1980s and 1990s better than this Pontiac Grand ...

The new Turbo Grand Prix differs significantly from the Super Coupe in more ways than meet the eye. First off, it's a limited-production car with only 2000 units scheduled for production.

INDYCAR, IMSA sports cars, historic F1 races and more are part of the 2023 Long Beach Grand Prix. Here's your guide to the six racing series and when to watch.