


Rattling, cheap plastic interior parts, low ground clearance and no traction on wet roads are big downsides. Find 2000 Pontiac Firebird interior, exterior and cargo dimensions for the trims and styles available. The rear spoiler causes several problems for drivers, including blind spots and a tendency to collect rain water, which it then dumps into the trunk when you open the hatch. Passengers find it cramped and hard to access.
2000 FIREBIRD FULL
And though it fits cargo with the fold-down rear seats, that's about all the rear is good for. Pontiac Full Line Video footage (3:29) SPECIFICATIONS Manufacturers Suggested Retail Price. Affordability, a good sound system, and nice cargo capacity are added benefits. Gas mileage is a nice surprise, though the V8 will go through a lot of it. Mostly they love the V8 power, road-hugging grip and tight cornering of this modified street racer. Owners love the aggressive style of the 2000 Firebird, although its dragon-like flared nostril scoops are up for debate. A 6-speed comes standard in the V8 models.
2000 FIREBIRD MANUAL
A 5-speed manual is standard in the base, with a 4-speed auto transmission option. The paint match was perfect And the clear coat made it sparkle. Tyler S, owner of a 2000 Pontiac Firebird from Cartersville, GA. The paint matched well and is easy to use. Charles E, owner of a 2000 Pontiac Firebird from Tucson, AZ. ABS brakes and dual front airbags are standard on all 2000 Firebirds. Charles E, owner of a 2000 Pontiac Firebird from Tucson, AZ. The base model V6 can also be outfitted with its own performance package, which adds dual exhaust pipes and a limited-slip differential. Classic Industries offers a wide selection of 2000 Pontiac Firebird parts, including 2000 Pontiac Firebird interior parts and soft trim, 2000 Pontiac. The Formula and Trans Am 5.7 V8 rates 305 hp, but with the WS-6 performance package, revs up to 320 hp, hitting 0-60 in 5 seconds, making it one of the fastest Firebirds ever. If you don't mind paying the extra insurance, the V8 models are the true powerhouses. The convertible was offered only as a base and Trans Am trim. The 2000 Firebird was offered as a 2-door coupe or convertible in either the base 3.8, 200-hp V6 or the Formula and Trans Am V8.

A re-engineered throttle in the 6-speed manual transmission was also new. As such, few changes occurred in 2002, aside from some new colors and new 17-inch wheels for the WS-6 V8. The 2000 Pontiac Firebird was fast approaching its final year, bringing to an end one of the last remaining holdovers from the muscle car era.
