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The Trans Am was already the star of the Firebird show in 1978, so the other models in the series didn't even get close to matching its sales performance. The Trans Am sales exceeded 93,000 units, ...

FLINT, MI – It’s uncommon to see an “original survivor” at a classic car show. Many of the classic cars on display have had engine upgrades, revamped interiors and newer radios. But this 1978 Pontiac ...

The pony car landscape of the late 1980s was one of compromised ideals. By that time, the muscle era’s thundering large-journal engines were long gone, replaced by smaller, emissions-choked V8s ...

Gordon Rojewski is a General Motors engineer. With that type of brain to contend with, it was no wonder that we had to ask for an explanation about the personalized plate on his turbocharged '88 ...

The Firehawk nameplate arrived as Pontiac’s most serious attempt to turn the already capable Firebird Formula into a street-legal track weapon, and it has since evolved into one of the most closely ...

The Firebird didn't die in the showroom — it died in a boardroom.

Every once in a while, a Pontiac comes along that seems to defy accepted logic. For decades we've been told that no Pontiac 400 engines were installed in California-bound '79 Formulas and Trans Ams ...

'We thought we were onto something good back when we decided to turn this '91 Formula into a multipart series. It seemed like the thing to do, since we could hardly believe cars like this could be ...

Here's what a '97 Firebird Formula One 5.7 looks like in a smokeshow. Damn friends have too much time and money. View image: /infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif <P ...