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Nevertheless, the Super Duty was never actually offered for public sale in the GTO. Eight prototypes were built for testing but were subsequently destroyed. [21] A new change for
1973 was a hood accented with NACA ducts. These ducts were designed to force air into the ram air-induction system, although such a system was never offered on the production GTO. Sales dropped to 4,806, due in part to competition from the new Grand Am and the lack of promotion for the GTO. By the end of the model year, an emerging oil crisis quashed consumer interest in muscle cars. [22] Fourth generation[edit] Motor vehicle Fourth generationOverviewProduction1974AssemblyUnited States: Van Nuys Assembly, Van Nuys, CaliforniaWillow Run Assembly, Ypsilanti, MichiganBody and
chassisBody style2-door coupé2-door hatchback coupéPlatformX-bodyRelatedPontiac VenturaBuick ApolloOldsmobile OmegaChevrolet NovaPowertrainEngine350 cu in (5. 7 L) Pontiac V8Transmission3-speed manual4-speed manual3-speed automaticDimensionsWheelbase111. 0 in (2,819 mm)[23]Length199. 4 in (5,065 mm)[23]Width72. 5 in (1,842 mm)[23] 1974[edit] Wanting to avoid internal competition with the "Euro-styled" Pontiac Grand Am, and looking for an entry into the compact muscle market populated by the Plymouth Duster 360, Ford Maverick Grabber, and AMC Hornet X, Pontiac moved the 1974 GTO option to the compact Pontiac Ventura, which shared its basic body shell and sheet metal with the Chevrolet Nova.
