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    question

    Does anyone here know what GTX stands for? as in Castrol GTX.

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    No Piglet, do you?

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    Google search reveals:-

    According to Sarah Gray · Updated on Feb 28, 2022.

    "Anyone who’s spent any time around performance cars probably knows what terms like GT and SVT stand for, but GTX is a bit complicated. The GT stands for Gran Tourismo or Grand Touring, but the X doesn’t actually mean anything.

    Today, an X in a car’s trim means extra—as in extra equipment. But when the marketing team was deciding what to name the car they built to compete with the Pontiac GTO, they just chose something that sounded close enough without being an exact copy of their competitor.

    So, technically, GTX doesn’t mean anything, but based on today’s trim specifications you could argue it means Grand Touring Extra."

    Hope this helps.

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    Thanks howoldboy. I had a feeling it was just something made up to try and make it sound more fancy, but coundnt find anything from my own google searches

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