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Owing to increases in production costs and tighter regulations governing pollution and safety, these vehicles were not designed to the formula of the traditional low-cost muscle cars. What does surprise us is that we found the Tempest GTO a better car, in some respects, than most current production Ferraris.

A production Cobra won't go that fast. So, in winding this up, how do we classify this car relative to other GT cars, and particularly to the car from which it stole its name? The Ferrari GTO is a muscle car price racing car muscle car price that costs upwards of $20,000 dollars new. Unfortunately, few Pontiac dealers will have GTO demonstrators with the proper equipment on them, but if you can get muscle car price your hands muscle car price on one like we tested, it's almost worth stealing it for a few minutes of Omigod-we're-going-to-fast kind of automotive bliss.

The four-speed, all-synchro transmission is $188 extra, and we'd gladly pay $115 to get the hottest (348 bhp) engine. .