1967 was a big model year for General Motors, and for the history of the pony car. After watching Ford's Mustang become a sales sensation following its 1964 debut, GM was finally ready to answer with ...

Pontiac joined the battle in the pony market with the Firebird, but fighting against the Camaro and the Mustang looked impossible at first. The GM brand sold only 82,560 Firebirds in 1967, while the ...

The first Pontiac Firebird arrived for the 1967 model year as General Motors’ late but carefully calculated entry into the booming pony car class. Where the Ford Mustang had defined the segment, the ...

This modified 1967 Pontiac Firebird pairs a 400-cubic-inch V8 with a five-speed manual, classic styling, and a blue pearl ...

The 1967 Pontiac Firebird represents the first year of Pontiac's version of a "pony car," created to compete with and take sales from the amazingly successful Ford Mustang. Even though it was a sister ...

In 1967, performance continued to be an important dish on the menu of all American carmakers. Though output figures continued to be important when it came to sales figures, quarter-mile times gave ...

A car can do so much more than get you from point A to point B. It can be an extension of your personality and make people whip their heads to look any time you drive down the highway. Of course, ...

For John Barrow, he distinctly recalls the moment when he was 14 years old. There was a '67 Firebird for sale in his hometown and he remembers thinking, "Man, that's one good looking car." But the ...