In September 1967, American Motors Corporation (AMC) had no performance parts, no performance engineering group, no racing group, no engine-development program, and absolutely no plan for what it was ...

"I first saw a Lucerne Blue '71 Trans Am with a four-speed, and that's what I really wanted," Paul recalls, remembering his trip to Stephens Pontiac in Daytona Beach, Florida, in early 1971, home of ...

In the early 1970s, America’s Trans-Am racing series was the battleground for pony cars. It wasn’t just racing—it was warfare, complete with factory-backed teams, superstar drivers, and bragging ...

A 1971 Trans Am that seems to need nothing but regular TLC is one of the hottest cars now selling at auction on eBay. The vehicle has already been refreshed, is fitted with the original 455 HO engine, ...