When did the Pontiac Trans Am go out of production?
From 1998-2002, Pontiac Firebird Trans Am coupe/Convertible and WS6 production totaled 76,003 units, (not including Formula) and SLP Firehawk Trans Am coupe/conv production was 3,208 units, (not including Formula), equaling a total of 79,211 Trans Ams built.
What’s the difference between a Trans Am and a WS6?
The extra change would net you the WS6 Ram Air performance and handling package, which added a redesigned twin-bulged functional ram air hood, wider 17×9-inch high-polished aluminum five-spoke wheels, a power steering cooler, low back pressure stainless steel tuned exhaust, a stiffer sport suspension and a badass attitude.
What kind of car was the 69 Trans Am?
Mechanically, the ‘69 Trans Am was the same as a highly optioned Firebird 400, but both its overall rarity and the fact that it started off the the journey make it more than worthy of a spot on this list.
What was the top speed of a 1989 Pontiac Trans Am?
Conservatively rated at 250hp, the turbocharged Trans Am wasn’t just faster than its V8 counterpart, it was one of the fastest cars you could buy in 1989, capable of running a mid 13 second quarter mile right off the showroom floor. That, combined with the distinctive styling of the third-gen Trans Am has kept its desirability very high.
How many Pontiac Trans Am ws6s did they sell?
Most were Trans Am coupes, while Pontiac sold about 475 Formula coupes and around 40 Formula convertibles. Despite the new LS V-8 Firebird, sales were flat again, and WS6 sales were down to about 3000 cars, with the vast majority being Trans Am coupes with the mix of manuals to automatics being about even.
What was the year of the 2002 Trans Am?
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When did the Pontiac Trans Am Firebird come out?
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What was the front bumper of a Pontiac Trans Am in 1998?
The Trans Am’s new front bumper featured four headlamps and two small grille openings, which sat just below the now larger twin hood scoops on the WS6 cars. The result is an alien-esque mug that drew sneers at the time. Also questionable in 1998 was WS6’s single exhaust pipe, a gaff that was fixed a year later.