This 1969 Pontiac Trans Am is the only manual-transmission-equipped convertible built in a triple white finish, making it as rare and unique as they come. Being one of just eight Pontiac Trans Am ...

Pontiac introduced the GTO Judge and the Firebird Trans Am around the same time in the 1969 model year, but one was a success and the other was a failure. Care to guess which one was the latter?

This 1969 Pontiac Trans Am will be up for auction today is Kissimmee, Fla. The rare car is expected to fetch upward of $1.2 million. It was orginally sold at Arnold Motor Co. in Houston for $3,295 in ...

This Trans Am is no longer the original specimen that many Pontiac fans are drooling over, but a refreshed car injected with ...

Marissa and Sam Andolino, of Rochester, N.Y., are crazy about their 1969 Pontiac Firebird convertible, as well they should be because the '69 is very likely the most sought after car among Firebird's ...

Baby boomers who splurged to buy vintage muscle cars that they loved as teenagers may have made a better investment than they expected. The value of 1969 to 1971 muscle cars from Plymouth, Dodge, ...

When the announcement came of Pontiac's demise on April 27, 2009, any hopes of a new-generation Trans Am exited alongside the marque. It was an especially bitter pill for Pontiac fans already used to ...

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Back in 1969 Pontiac built just eight Trans Am convertibles at its Norwood, Ohio, assembly plant, all of which were painted Cameo Ivory with Tyrol Blue stripes with a special Ram Air hood and ...

How much would you be willing to spend trying to convince people that you own a 1969 Chevrolet Camaro? Apparently, someone was ready to spend $6,100 to do just that, but not even that was enough money ...

The Trans Am, however, is a car that just won't stay dead, and soon the void in the market was being filled—not by Pontiac, but the aftermarket. Many companies have jumped at the opportunity to bring ...