Gto Weight Concept

Shipping weight 1582 kg 3488 lbs base curb weight.

Gto weight concept. 3550 lbs 1610 253 kg. 0 60 mph 5 9 s. 1653 kg 3644 lbs how fast is this car. The 1967 pontiac tempest gto measures 75 00 inches in width 206 60 inches in length and has a wheelbase of 115 00 inches.

Essentially it is the first one to coin the concept of high performance low cost muscle cars. The pontiac gto is an automobile that was manufactured by american automobile manufacturer pontiac from the 1964 to 1974 model years and by gm s subsidiary holden in australia from the 2004 to 2006 model years. 185 km h 115 mph theoretical. While a maximum of 5000 sales were expected total sales of 1964 pontiac gto summed up to 32 450 units.

Production years for series. The model designed by the german auto designer sasha selipanov has been heavily influenced by the 2011 chevrolet corvette zr1 and 2011 chevrolet camaro especially the rear end with the bulging camaro styled taillights. The pontiac gto is considered by some to have started the trend with all four domestic. It all contributes to the gto s 3821 pound curb weight a 550 plus pound hike above a base corvette coupe.

The car is considered as the very first muscle car. 1964 pontiac gto was initially offered as an option package on pontiac tempest lemans. Elevating the fuel tank into the trunk pushed the gto s center of gravity in the wrong. 1655 kg 3648 lbs how fast is this car.

Following the successful showing of the mitsubishi hsr and mitsubishi hsx concept cars at the 1989 tokyo motor show mitsubishi unveiled the new gto as a 2 2 seating grand touring car in order to compete with the mazda cosmo nissan 300zx subaru svx and the toyota supra they resurrected the gto name and the car went on to serve as mitsubishi s flagship for the remainder of the decade. The news that the 2017 ferrari 612 gto concept is finally going into production took the automotive world by storm. The first generation of the gto was the first muscle car produced in the 1960s and the 1970s. 0 60 mph 6 5 s.