The 1970 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am arrived with serious hardware, sharp styling, and a clear performance mission, yet it did ...

The 1970 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am arrived as a sharper, more focused machine than the swaggering muscle cars that had ...

Pontiac sold over 48,700 units of the all-new Firebird in 1970, and the base model and the Esprit were the versions that won the most hearts in America. Both got close to 19K orders each, followed by ...

Revology Cars, the world's leading builder of re-engineered classic Mustangs, today announced the debut of its latest model, the 1970 Mustang Boss 302.

The Trans Am was still in its early days in 1970, with Pontiac producing only 3,196 units for this model year. The base Firebird and the Esprit dominated this year with 18,874 and 18,961 units, ...

It was no secret that the First-Generation Firebird was rushed into production. Ford's 196412 Mustang took Detroit by surprise, leaving everyone to catch up. The Camaro made its debut just two years ...

Rufus Parnell "Parnelli" Jones, an Indianapolis 500 winner and a racing icon from an era when a driver of his skill could run and win in any type of car he pleased, died on Tuesday at the age of 90.

A reimagined lineup of one of GM’s most iconic muscle cars will debut at next week’s New York International Auto Show. Trans Am Worldwide, the firm responsible for the unofficial Trans Am versions of ...

The rivalry between General Motors and Ford has played out on drag strips around the nation for decades, and now, a new video is bringing the heat with two classic muscle cars lining up for some ...

Hot Lapping In Sam Posey's 1970 Dodge Challenger Trans Am Machine Richard Goldsmith owns and drives Sam Posey's original factory Dodge Challenger Trans Am car in the Vintage Trans Am Series, and here ...

Pontiac was one of the United States' most beloved auto brands, with a history that dates back decades and a back catalog that boasts some of the most venerable muscle cars ever produced. For many ...

The Trans Am Series, originally named the Trans-American Sedan Championship, debuted on March 25, 1966. The 18-member inaugural Hall of Fame class was first announced in November. A dinner celebrating ...