The 1968 Pontiac Firebird | The Best Muscle Car Ever Made

Welcome back to another episode of Muscle Car of the Week. Today, we're featuring the incredible 1968 Pontiac Firebird. Let's dive into everything this car has to offer.
With a sleek silhouette and a roar that echoed through the late 1960s, the 1968 Pontiac Firebird marked its territory in the fiercely competitive arena of American muscle cars. Born from Pontiac's ambition to carve a niche in the sports car realm, this machine emerged as a contender in the pony car scene, flaunting its unique style and formidable power. From its distinctive Coke bottle shape to the potent engines rumbling under the hood, every detail of the Firebird exuded a sense of raw energy and unmistakable charisma.
So, what set the Firebird apart, making it a timeless icon in muscle cars? Well, stick around and find out.

[@hassan415]

Greatest ever 🐐

[@rickhaile2190]

They are not the best muscle ever! I had a 68 Firebird 400 in High School. The aftermarket speed parts were twice the price of Chevy parts. Had one Firebird and 9 Camaros because of that. The big heavy front bumper limited front end rise during launch. Not enough weight transfer to the rear tires. The first gen. Camaros are the best muscle cars of all time! In my not so humble opinion! The motors In the Pontiacs are all the same size blocks,from the 321 all the way up to the 455! Making them much heavier than the small block Chevy.

[@scottw6827]

You need to edit out the Pontiac lemans clips ! lol

[@damoryan3873]

Only just starred to see few of thses in Melbourne started to like them more when i see them

[@wmmseo]

I had 3 firebirds in High School, two 67s (one was a red Firebird 400), and one 68. The 68 was a rare sprint convertible with the HO 250/4bbl.