1989 Pontiac Turbo Trans Am 23,000 Miles!!

Pontiac TURBO TRANS AM 1989 Description

Shown in 2015 Detroit Autorama Show.. Clean Carfax.. 23,000 Actual Miles, Original Paint.. 20th Anniversary Turbo Trans Am Pace Car.. #549 of 1555 produced.. everything works from the AC, to the cruise control, to the power antenna, to the pop up headlights.. very clean, collector owned.. well maintained turn key car.. includes lots of paperwork.. hagerty.com price guide,
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$48,000 for a #1 car
$39,000 for a #2 car..
your price $29,995..
these Turbo TA’s have the similar engine as the Buick Grand National GNX, a GNX in this condition at this mileage point would go for a ton of money.. its a no brainer that the Turbo TA will only increase in value.. Great Investment Potential!!
Quoted from Car and Driver 1989 review.. Pontiac’s output claims for the V6 are exceedingly modest: 250 hp at 4400 rpm and 340 pound-feet of torque at 2800 rpm. Judging by our performance figures, we estimate that the engine produces closer to 300 hp. Our test car scorched the drag strip with a 0-60-mph blast of 4.6 seconds and a quarter-mile run of 13.4 seconds at 101 mph. That means, as we go to press that the turbocharged Trans Am is the quickest 0-60 sprinter available in any US production-car showroom – at any price. You’ll recall that Buick engineers calibrated the engine control computers in the turbo Regals to douse the fires under the hood at 124 mph. The speed cutoff was necessary to keep the old Regals within their modest handling and braking limits. No such precautions are needed with the turbo Trans Am. Thanks to its performance-oriented platform, the turbo T/A can run without a speed limiter. Thus freed, the turbocharged 3.8-liter V6 is able to push the Trans Am all the way up to 153 mph…..