2004 Pontiac GTO

If the idea of a modern-day sleeper is your jam, then this 2004 Pontiac GTO is the car you've been waiting for. Based on the Holden Commodore, the resurrected (and final) iteration of the venerable Goat offers exceptional performance in a slightly lower key package than any of the other LS1-powered cars in GM's stable. Of course, the Yellow Jacket exterior paint contrasted with the black interior does garner this GTO a bit more attention than most.

With 3,065 actual miles on the odometer, this car is barely broken in. The 5.7-liter LS1 makes an impressive 350 horsepower and 365 pound-feet of torque and is backed by a believed-original 4L60E four-speed automatic transmission that sends power to the rear Toyo Versado 245/45R-17 rubber wheels (purchased in 2023). This particular GTO is outfitted with a beautiful set of RTX aftermarket wheels. The original wheels and tires will be included with the purchase of the car, for those that are more purist collectors. Another collectible fact is that this Yellow Jacket/auto transmission-equipped GTO is believed to be one of less than
700 built for this model year.

*1 of 700 made in this combo

*3065 actual miles

*Original Yellow Jacket Paint

*Aftermarket RTX wheels

*2023 Toyo Versado tires

*Original rims and tires included

*Last generation GTO

*LS1 V8

*4L60E auto

*Power disc brakes

*Clean car

This 2004 GTO is the first year of the final generation of GTO to roll off an assembly line. Unlike many of the Firebirds and Camaros floating around, this GTO has a fit and finish to its interior that you can be proud of. No rattling, no squeaking; it is a comfortable and sporty car from the inside out. Slick wheels and tires aside, this GTO is almost the same car it was two decades ago. So, if you missed your opportunity to grab one back in 2004, this car is your second chance at picking up one of the best modern muscle sleeper cars to come along in the last quarter century. Call today!