Return of the Trans Am

Return of the Trans Am

Over the past few weeks, we've had several customers reach to us and ask, "Is Western GMC Buick getting the new Pontiac Trans Am?"

Unfortunately, we aren't - Pontiac has not returned.  

However, if you are interested in one of these custom cars we are happy to direct you to the Trans Am Depot, a company based out of Tallahassee, Florida, with a passion for these amazing machines.

What started as a humble vision in the mind of a young graphic designer from Canton, Pennsylvania a few short years ago, has grown into an internationally recognized and quickly growing automotive conversion company,  designing and creating retro-styled muscle cars shipping worldwide.

Starting as Trans Am Depot, LLC in 2011, brothers Tod and Scott Warmack and partner Jim Dowling of Tallahassee, FL collaborated with graphic designer Kevin Morgan to bring to life the vision of a modern day Trans Am. To that end, the team secured exclusive rights to the Trans Am brand and began to build cars for the public.

The design has seen several refinements since the first prototype was produced. A partnership with the legendary Hurst Performance was forged in 2012, making history as the first ever licensed Hurst edition Trans Am. It didn’t take long before demand outweighed supply and so came the time to transition from a small custom shop to a full production facility. Today, TransAm Depot still has a passion for new and the classic Trans Am. The shop converts restro-mods and restores classics as well as offers new technology muscle cars with that classic retro look.

For more information on the return of the Trans Am, you can visit the Trans Am Depot website.