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Actual terms vary by lender. Used Not sure who wrote the crazy review of this car but they are wrong. This car is a 1967 Pontiac Firebird...it happens to be mine.

In a TV commercial for the 1967 Firebird, Pontiac took direct aim at the Mustang ... two hues of turquoise, red, burgundy, plum, green, gold, ivory, silver, champagne, black, and cream.

The year was 1969, and if you wanted a Firebird, the first engine Pontiac was ready to offer to you was the 250ci six-cylinder unit installed on the base configuration. It developed 175 horsepower ...

The car was parked under a tree in 1986; after opening up the 289 V8 and getting the pistons free, the new owner asks $750 ...

The Pontiac Firebird from "The Rockford Files" was actually a series of Pontiac Firebirds that were used in the TV show starring James Garner as a private investigator in Los Angeles. The show ran ...

Camaro, currently in its sixth generation. Chevrolet’s sporty Mustang rival has proudly and single handedly upheld the pony car tradition for General Motors since it’s 2010 model-year reintroduction.

The first Pontiac Firebird Trans Am with an LS1 engine narrowly avoided destruction. Not only is it the first of its kind with an LS1 V8 but it’s also a GM development vehicle. Despite its ...

For its Indy 500 pace car, Pontiac fitted its Firebird Trans Am with a Buick turbo V-6. The result was the quickest production car in the U.S. in its day. This example has low mileage, recent ...

Firebird 3 does not have an image for Ubuntu 24.04 LTS (Noble Numbat) due to a dependency (libncurses5) missing from Ubuntu sources.

The most iconic shades of red lipstick stand the test of time. The right red somehow always feel modern and fresh, even if it was invented decades ago. And the enthusiasm for some of these red lip ...

Many were inset with clear, red, or amber-colored plastic to highlight certain parts of the ornament (mostly Pontiac's visage as the "head of the train"). Some of these could be made to light up.