Pontiac said farewell to the Pontiac Firebird Trans Am with a few changes for 2002, its official last year of production. Oozing its signature sex appeal, this vehicle was surely manufactured to make a statement, with both its design and engineering, and comes standard with both power mirrors and a power antenna that were not offered on previous models. Offered at Briggs Supercenter in Manhattan, Kansas, we would be thrilled to set up a test drive to introduce you to the 2002 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am.

You’ll be impressed by the Corvette-derived LS1 V8 engine, conveying 310 horsepower, but if you want to take it a step further you can also opt for the WS6 performance package which will add 15 extra horsepower along with a dual-outlet exhaust system, power steering cooler and a specially tuned suspension. Expect to take your Firebird from 0-60mp in just over 5 seconds. Four-speed automatic transmission is standard, but the six-speed manual version is on hand for no extra cost. If the Firebird look is what you dig but don’t need all the power, you can also trade down for the 3800 Series II V6 engine that comes with the base trim. The base engine can be upgraded with a special performance package that includes bigger tires, limited-slip differential, dual exhaust and quicker steering.

The true competitor of the Ford Mustang, the 2002 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am is a serious contender for anybody in the market for a used sports car. The 2002 Firebird Trans Am’s powertrain is world-class, packed under that sexy design, and available today for an extremely reasonable price. No longer under manufacture, if you’re looking to get behind the wheel of this historical vehicle, then you need to act now. Stop in or give us a call at Briggs Supercenter, serving Manhattan, Kansas and surrounding areas; you won’t be disappointed.