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A 1979 Pontiac Trans Am in black and gold, waiting for the road to warm up. Editorial illustration.

Muscle cars · 2 min read

The bird that owned the late seventies

The second-generation Firebird came of age in the late seventies, when the Trans Am set records and stole the scenery.

By The motoring desk · September 30, 2026

pontiac firebird trans am muscle cars 1970s american classics

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