1976 Trans Am Pontiac Trans Am Facts, Information & History

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The 1976 Pontiac Trans Am was a continuation of the second generation of Trans Am models. It to feature the distinctive styling that had become synonymous with the Trans Am lineup. This included the split grille, quad headlights, and the "screaming chicken" hood decal. The body design remained muscular and sporty, although some changes were made to meet evolving safety and emissions requirements.

Total Production: Approximately 46,701 units. Engines available were the 400 V8 and the 455 HO V8.

In Movies:

Rocky (1976): The original "Rocky" film features a 1976 Pontiac Trans Am in a scene where Rocky Balboa (Sylvester Stallone) trains by running through the streets of Philadelphia.

Gator (1976): Burt Reynolds' character drives a 1976 Pontiac Trans Am in this action film, a sequel to "White Lightning."