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If you had a ’78 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am, would you tear up the highway like a bandit or roll slow, letting the gold phoenix shine under the streetlights? This machine wasn’t just a car—it was rebellion on four wheels, a Detroit-born outlaw with a 6.6L V8 that growled like thunder. The WS6 package turned it into a proper handler, with tighter suspension and those unmistakable snowflake wheels. And if you had the rare W72 engine upgrade, you were pushing 220 horsepower—back when most cars were choking on emissions regulations.

This wasn’t just an icon; it was a cultural earthquake. Burt Reynolds made it immortal in *Smokey and the Bandit*, turning it into the dream ride for anyone who wanted to outrun the law and live fast. Even today, an original Black and Gold Special Edition model commands top dollar, with pristine examples fetching over $100,000. With its T-tops off and that shaker hood flexing, it was the last great muscle car before the ‘80s dulled the fire. So, would you take one over a modern muscle machine, or is the Trans Am still the king of attitude?

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