Pontiac firebird 2020 series#

This is a WS6, the model that tried to be a sports car.

But artist chopping_pixels was one of the first to do so, and we still fondly remember his Mustang 'supercar.' So is there any logic to a 2000s Pontiac pony looking like this?ДЄ lot, actually. Obviously, everybody is doing mid-engined renderings for old cars because of the C8 Corvette.

Pontiac firebird 2020 series#

It looks a lot like the 'Catfish' of that era, though its face boasts pop headlights that resemble those of the BMW 8 Series and a cool little number plate cover. The particular style of Pontiac muscle car this rendering is based on is usually associated with a 2001 Pontiac Trans Am Firebird WS6 or a 2002 35th Anniversary model. In any case, this long-lasting family saw low-powered V8, boxy 80s vibes, and even some faux luxury features. It's also in the VIN code, the fourth digit. The General uses letters for platforms to differentiate them for assembly. By the way, the F doesn't stand for anything. The history of GM's famous F-body muscle car twins goes all the way back to the early 1980s. They'll be gone but not forgotten,' said Motor Week in a review more than 18 years ago. 'These are dark days for the Pontiac Trans Am and Chevy Camaro because 2002 is the last year that these icons of American horsepower will be built.