What engines were available in a 1966 GTO?

High Demand Engine When purchasing a new 1966 Pontiac GTO, most models came equipped with the standard 389 engine. However, the legendary Tri-Power upgrade was definitely the most sought-after power source. Dual carburetors helped the V-8 engine to pump out an impressive 360 horsepower.

What is the difference between a 1966 GTO and a 1967 GTO?

On the 1966 model, the trim is about an inch thick and the GTO emblem is located separately in between the door and the wheel opening on the front fender. In 1967, the rocker trim is much wider and the GTO emblem is integrated into the rocker trim located behind the front wheel.

What was the top speed of a 1966 GTO?

How much horsepower did a 1966 GTO have?

When it came to engines, the standard GTO engine was a 389 cubic-inch, four barrel carburetor with 335 horse power. The GTO option was rated at 360 horsepower and had three two-barrel carburetors. If a consumer wanted to purchase a new 1966 GTO model, the base price for a sports coupe was $2,783 dollars.

How much is a 1966 GTO worth?

Typically, a 1966 Pontiac GTO in a mint condition with lower mileage (less than 10K) could fetch as much as $100,000. The most expensive model auctioned out so far cost $184,250.

How much did a 1966 GTO cost new?

$2,783 dollars
If a consumer wanted to purchase a new 1966 GTO model, the base price for a sports coupe was $2,783 dollars. A hardtop model would have cost the consumer $2,847 and the popular convertible was priced at $3,082 dollars.

Which Pontiac GTO had the most horsepower?

04: Most powerful In fact, the most powerful production GTOs were the 1969–70 models with the optional Ram Air IV 400-cubic-inch V-8, which made 370 horsepower at 5500 rpm and 445 lb-ft of torque at 3900 rpm.