The Pontiac Firebird's recognizable hood graphic has an interesting history and proud legacy; here's what we know about its ...

The Pontiac Firebird Trans Am, with four generations built from 1967 through 2002, remains rolling bravado.

It's not always what's under the hood that counts when it comes to a car's aesthetics, and these classics came with some outlandish front-ends.

Average Price: $81,517 Apparently, Team Firebird didn't get the memo that GM dropped the silly big engine ban so the Pontiac pony car wouldn't immediately get a 455 under the hood.

Nevertheless, the Trans Am remains a beloved classic, with many enthusiasts continuing to collect and restore these iconic vehicles. The 1976 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am, particularly the model equipped ...

Adorning the hoods of several iconic Pontiac muscle cars, the eponymous Firebird decal wasn't actually the 'Screaming Chicken' it was affectionately known as.

That beautiful black paint allowed the designers a great canvas upon which they drew the golden pinstripes and incredible Firebird hood decal we all know and love today.

Under its unique hood, the Trans Am came with a standard 335-bhp 400-ci (6.6-liter) L74 V8 from the Firebird 400. The 345-hp Ram Air IV was optional, but very few cars were equipped with it.

The 4th Gen WS6 Trans Am package for the Firebird is quickly becoming a collector’s item thanks to its uncompromising power and ultra-aggressive design.

Presented in good condition inside and out and under the hood, this Pontiac Firebird is for sale. Does it look like your next classic muscle car?

From the October 1979 issue of Car and Driver. It's not gas distress that makes Ponti­ac's bird of performance burp fire all over the Trans Am's hood. It's a turbo­charger, installed by Pontiac ...

One talented woodworker has recreated the second-generation Pontiac Firebird Trans Am pony car as a scale model, as seen in the following video.