Used 1989 Pontiac Firebird Formula

The 1989 Pontiac Firebird is a striking example of late-'80s American muscle, blending aggressive styling with raw V8 performance. Finished in Bright Red, this Firebird commands attention, while the gray interior provides a clean and comfortable contrast. Under the hood lies a 5.0L V8 TPI (Tuned Port Injection) engine, delivering strong and responsive power, paired with a five-speed manual transmission that puts total control in the driver's hands. With only 62,400 miles, this Firebird has been well-preserved, maintaining its originality while benefiting from key upgrades, including new tires and brakes for enhanced handling and stopping power. This Firebird isn't just a standout on the road—it's a proven show car, having earned second place at the Trans Am Nationals in 2016, a testament to its quality and attention to detail. Adding to its uniqueness, the car features an under-hood signature from Dutch Scheppleman, one of the original creators of the Firebird, making it a true collector's piece. Whether cruising the streets or turning heads at car shows, this Firebird embodies the spirit of Pontiac's performance legacy. The Pontiac Firebird first debuted in 1967, introduced as Pontiac's answer to the Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro. Throughout its production run, the Firebird evolved into one of the most iconic American muscle cars, known for its bold styling and high-performance capabilities. By 1989, the third-generation Firebird had embraced a sleeker, more aerodynamic design, and with the introduction of Tuned Port Injection (TPI), it delivered improved power and efficiency. The Firebird was a staple of Pontiac's performance lineup until 2002, when production ended, but it remains a beloved classic among enthusiasts. With its low mileage, competition pedigree, and a direct connection to Firebird history, this 1989 model is a rare and valuable piece of Pontiac's legendary muscle car legacy.

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