Burt Reynolds will forever be synonymous with the Pontiac Trans Am. The Trans Am itself holds a special place in the hearts of many not only as a pony car icon, but as a star of Smokey and the Bandit.

Built to the highest levels of pro-touring excellence, this LS3-powered, six-speed beast would’ve made for a much shorter Smokey and the Bandit! A ghost from the past recently raised its head during a ...

Gotta have a new car to block for the truck? A speedy car? A 1978 Pontiac Trans Am once owned by Burt Reynolds will be rumbling across the block at the Mecum Auctions event in Kissimmee, Fla., in ...

OCALA, Fla., Oct. 23, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- HiBid.com is hosting an online auction for 149 classic muscle cars, trucks, luxury cars, and antique vehicles including a 1978 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am ...

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Pontiac Trans Am was slowly but surely approaching the fantastic sales figures it eventually reached in 1979, so the 1978 model year continued the growth that the car embarked on since the mid-'70s.

Following the passing of Burt Reynolds on September 6, a collection of the late actor's vehicles were put up for sale last week at Barrett-Jackson's auction in Las Vegas. Reynolds had been selling off ...

This 1978 Pontiac Trans Am has been sitting in the NPD's car museum in Ocala, Florida for around three decades. Few of those who lay eyes on it know that it comes with quite a story. It was the ...

Some people go an entire lifetime without finding one real keeper. The practice of trading in wives and project cars for younger, hotter models seems to reinforce this inconvenient truth. Don't tell ...

Actor Burt Reynolds died earlier this month at the age of 82 and the Burt Reynolds Institute for Film and Theatre has announced several of his cars will be up for grabs at the Barrett Jackson auction ...

Some people go an entire lifetime without finding one real keeper. The practice of trading in wives and project cars for younger, hotter models seems to reinforce this inconvenient truth. Don't tell ...