I love the GTO, it's my favorite car but why is it on the IMCDB page?

Because lots of people love this car, it is quite famous and also because it is nice
We needed a logo. I do not remember who made it, Mozinor or Yoda_56 I think.
There is also this logo:

Thanks

Ya, awsome choice. I was wondering why the GTO too because this site is French right? And the GTO is all American.

Yes but "cars in movies" makes think to american famous cars Even if we do not see GTOs and other muscle cars in streets in Europe, as they are often seen in movies they are "admirated" by lots of people.

I figured it was because the Ford was broken. Again.

Yoda_56 ? You missed 1

It is not the first time that I make that mistake I wonder why...

Is that GTO from any particular movie? I like the way the site looks, and I like the layout. I don't always like it when sites restructure themselves and call it an improvement.

Yes, I agree. I like IMCDb just the way it is.

This logo is very nice, and the page Imcdb very pleasant for the eyes...so long life to it!

definitely

If I do changes, they will be very small. The only thing that I want to do is to integrate better in the design the "display as list / display as images" drop-down list, and add options to filter/sort vehicles lists.
If a new layout is done, the current one will anyway still be available (either by default or easily selectable as default).
But as I never have enough time for doing all what I want to do, I doubt that I will change the site very much

I don't think that's a GTO, I'm pretty sure that's a LeMans.

I think it looks more a LeMans also. It just happens to looks almost exactly like the first Google Image search result. http://images.google.com/images?gbv=2&um=1&hl=en&q=pontiac+lemans&btnG=Search+Im- ages I guess it could be either a 1966 or a '67?

Also, was it ever decided if this was from a specific movie?

It looks longer and I was first thinking of an early LeMans at first. By the way, 'GTO' was really a Ferrari! It is a great picture. Looks like one from an old advertisment/brochure from the '60s.