A 4k-mile 10th Anniversary Firehawk—no. 43 of 139—is hitting the market with pristine condition and extensive documentation.
One of the rarest and most celebrated muscle cars from Pontiac’s twilight years is now up for grabs. A 2001 Pontiac Trans Am Firehawk 10th Anniversary Edition, showing just 3,909 miles from new, will cross the auction block soon, offering collectors a near-perfect example of a modern classic.
This Firehawk, serial number 43 of just 139 built for the anniversary year, is presented in factory-original condition. The car was delivered new by Star Pontiac in Easton, Pennsylvania, and underwent its Firehawk transformation at SLP Canada’s LaSalle facility in March 2001. It remains a preserved, unrestored example—complete with its original window sticker, T-top storage bags, and SLP documentation.
Powered by a modified 5.7-liter LS1 V8 engine, this Firehawk produces 335 horsepower and 350 lb-ft of torque. A six-speed manual transmission with a Hurst shifter delivers power to the rear wheels, supported by an SLP-tuned suspension featuring Bilstein components. A functional composite hood with cold air induction scoops, unique 17-inch gold Ronal wheels, Firestone Firehawk tires, and stainless-steel exhaust add to its distinctive presence and performance.
Inside, the Firehawk features neutral leather upholstery, a Monsoon 10-speaker sound system, removable glass T-tops, and numerous power options. The car includes rare touches like the Firehawk ashtray plaque, SLP key fobs, and premium floor mats—all in unused condition.
Offered from The Carolina Collection, this Firehawk represents one of the most original and lowest-mileage examples in existence. It’s a tangible reminder of Pontiac’s performance legacy and a must-see opportunity for serious collectors looking to secure a piece of early 2000s American muscle history.
