Test drive four generations of Pontiac Firebird: Power in the City
For over 35 years, GM's sporty model has been the boldest pony car ever made. Pontiac Firebird, produced from 1967 to 2002, is considered the most ambitious pony car - with V8 engines and a displacement of up to 7,4 liters. Comparing his four generations, we must admit that the Americans are right: they really aroused strong feelings. The advertising slogan "We create excitement" dates back to the 80s when Pontiac introduced the third generation Firebird. The model is 16 centimeters shorter and almost 200 kilograms lighter than its five-meter predecessor. With a practical tailgate, relatively fuel-efficient engines, and the lowest air resistance ever achieved by a General Motors (GM) car, the legacy coupe could have a safe future—or so it seemed then. After 35 years...