If you grew up watching Knight Rider and you’ve got the means to take on a project car that you can then easily turn into a KITT lookalike, we reckon that any type of third-generation Firebird will ...

From the futuristic wedge design to the "Knight Rider" legacy, the 1982–1992 Firebird defined a decade of change. Today, it remains an accessible icon for collectors in a high-priced market.

With the average new car costing around $45,000, and the average 1- to 5-year-old used car priced over $30,000, finding affordable transportation — new or used — remains a challenge. The good news is ...

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Gordon Rojewski is a General Motors engineer. With that type of brain to contend with, it was no wonder that we had to ask for an explanation about the personalized plate on his turbocharged '88 ...

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Two decades ago, we built a 1988 Firebird Formula 350 project car on the pages of a defunct magazine called GM High-Tech Performance. "Magnum TPI" was the name of that project car, which was a play on ...

Those who follow the exploits of our third-gen Firebird project car can be forgiven for wondering why we're changing directions as of this month. After all, isn't it our motto that when building a ...

Major Johnny Hamilton, 33 years old, of the USAF, has loved Firebirds since college. In fact, he still owns the very same '88 model that he purchased before his junior year of academic studies in 1994 ...