The reborn Pontiac GTO should've been a rousing success for General Motors, but alas, it wasn't. Still, it wasn't a bad car -- the failure had more to with marketing, Pontiac's overall struggles, and not making a few small adjustments to a car brought over from Down Under. If this ...
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