In the early 1990s, the American pony car was an endangered species with an uncertain future. Market tendencies of the time favored four- and six-cylinder-powered front-wheel drive sedans, and the traditional American sports coupe appeared to be driving into the sunset. This consumer-oriented TV review of the 1991 Pontiac Trans AM GTA offers an interesting glimpse into the domestic sports coupe marketplace of the late 20th century. Against today’s standards, the car featured in this video may seem rudimentary in interior styling, performance characteristics, and available features, the ’91 Pontiac TA GTA represented the finest offering then-available in the GM pony car segment. This car’s legacy lives on in today’s sixth-generation Chevrolet Camaro, but the Firebird unfortunately did not survive the demise of Pontiac in 2010.

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