If this helps... The English version of this word is Homologation, it is a technical term which generally signifies the granting of approval by an official authority. A couple of rough synonyms for this word are accreditation and certified. In other European language translations, the word refers to the processes of making trade standards and laws... - http:/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homologation
Bearing this in mind, if your curiosity is in reference to the acronym for the Pontiac GTO, Gran Turismo Omologato, then it would likely mean Grand Tour/Tourer/Touring Standard or Grand Tour/Tourer/Touring Certified.
I'm not an expert on the topic by any means. I was genuinely curious myself and did some slight leg work... with my fingers... on the internet... ;)
indeed it does stand for touring certified and also specs. engine displacement and class.
*** Hypocrisy Aside: pertaining to the 'O' in GTO --- the first 5000 GTO's that were brought to market (by the DeLorean team) had more cubic-inch displacement (the 389) than was allowed by G.M. rules in a car it's size.. but the Corporate lackeys were kept in the dark on that matter until the dealerships were clamoring for more --- 'official authority' ? ***
In Sweden this word stands for (termed) SPEED
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gran tourismo omologato a standard car with factory modifications that is approved (omologato) to be entered in the gran tourismo series of motor racing
The word "Omologato" is Italian for "Approved". The term is generally associated with the "GTO" nomenclature, created by Ferrari, which stands for "Gran Tourismo Omologato" or "Grand Touring Approved" for FIA GT classes.
"Omologato" is an Italian word that means "homologate" in English, referring to the process of certifying or approving a product for a specific use or purpose. It is pronounced as "oh-moh-loh-GAH-toh."
Gran Turismo Omologato
Gran Turismo Omologato (G.T.O) means Grand Tourer Homologation, basically a car that has this approved can be entered into racing events such as le mans or stock car racing. A simple car to look at is the ferrari 250 gto.
GTO (Gran Turismo Omologato) Gran Torino Grand Prix
The Ferrari 250 GTO stands for Gran Turismo Omologato. The Pontiac GTO is named for the Ferrari.
GTA stands for Gran Turismo Americano. It is meant to be an American take on the Italian Gran Turismo Omologato moniker.
Gran Turismo Omologato , or for Pontiac fans, "GTO", is a term used in Italian sports car racing and classification. It means that a sufficient number of particular sports cars were manufactured and sold to allow it to be raced in sanctioned sports car races and classes. For example, in some classes, 500 cars needed to be produced for it to be legal to be raced. This is meant to keep a manufacturer from just making one or two highly tuned cars and monopolizing the racing classes. "Omologato" in English is "homologated", which simply means "officially recognized".
gran tourismo omologato--Italian for Grand Touring-Homologated which was supposed to imply that it was an approved GT racer, a suggestion the homologation purists hated.
GTO(Gran Turismo Omologato, or Grand Touring Homologation) is a brand made by Ferrari for quite a long time. It has been a best-seller and best-bidding item for Ferrari for the longest time.
GT is Grand Touring SS is Super Sport GTO is Grand Turismo Omologato GTI is Grand Touring Iniezone GTA for Gran Turismo Alleggerita and GTV for Grand Turismo Veloce