Which came first Camaro or Firebird?

Launched in 1966 as the 1967 model, the first generation of Chevrolet Camaro lasted till 1969. The Pontiac Firebird, of which the Trans Am was a package, also followed a similar trajectory. Its launch came a little later in 1967 but its first-generation also lasted till 1969.

Are Firebirds worth more than Camaros?

Average #3-condition (Good) Firebirds are valued at $13,500, versus $11,500 for the Camaro. This includes V-6 cars, and for the special-edition Firebirds, expect to pay even more.

Who makes Firebird Camaro?

General Motors

What vehicle make is a Camaro?

Chevrolet Camaro
The Chevrolet Camaro is a mid-size American automobile manufactured by Chevrolet, classified as a pony car. It first went on sale on September 29, 1966, for the 1967 model year and was designed as a competing model to the Ford Mustang.

Is the Firebird a muscle car?

The 1970 Pontiac Firebird T/A was pure American muscle, with functional scoops, spoilers and standard 345hp Ram-Air 400cid. Costing $4,600, only 88 of 3,196 Trans Ams were ordered with Ram Air IV. The ’71 Trans Am offered the biggest V8 in pony class to date; its 455cid 335hp eclipsed the GTO as a performance car.

What is the bird on the Pontiac Firebird called?

Others go with “Rising Phoenix” or simply “Firebird.” The ignorant usually refer to the massive flaming fowl as an Eagle or a Hawk. Pontiac officially called it the Trans Am Hood Decal and introduced it as option code WW7 on the 1973 Trans Am.

Is Chevy getting rid of the Camaro?

Chevy will keep the two-door Camaro coupe and convertible around until 2024, and then unceremoniously kill the model off. The Camaro name might live on, however, which brings us to that “performance” electric sedan.

Do they still make Camaros?

The Chevy Camaro Dies in 2024, Will Be Replaced by Electric Sedan.

Are Pontiac Firebirds reliable?

Firebird owners have made 49 complaints over 13 model years. It ranks 2nd in reliability out of 17 eligible Pontiac models. Our reliability rank is based on our PainRank™ system. A higher number means you can expect more significant problems.

Are the Chevrolet Camero and Pontiac Firebird the same car?

Chevrolet’s Camero and Pontiac’s Firebird are essentially the same car – so what one’s best for your image and your wallet?

What other cars are similar to the Camaro?

With similar body styling to the Camaro, penned under the direction of Division studio chief Bill Porter, it was available as a base model, Esprit, and the two ‘hottest’ ones, the Formula 400 and the Trans-Am. Also built at GM’s Norwood, Ohio Plant, along with the Camaro, the Firebird suffered similar production problems due to the strike of 1972.

What kind of engine does a GMC Firebird have?

Also built at GM’s Norwood, Ohio Plant, along with the Camaro, the Firebird suffered similar production problems due to the strike of 1972. As with the Camaro, it’s the Firebirds produced from 1970-1073 that remain the most sought after and revered today. The top of the range Trans-Am was available in 1971-1972 with a 455ci HO LS-5 engine.

Why is the GM Firebird so expensive?

Historically, the Firebird serves as GM’s more luxurious version of the Camaro, much like Mercury was to Ford. So, they did not cover the same market segment. Today we see a lot of companies doing the same – using different marques for their high-end vehicles. Because of this, the Firebird was more expensive, with a spruced-up interior.