Specifications & Performance(source: Pontiac Motor Division) |
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engine: 3.8L SFI V6 Intercooled Turbo rated 250 bhp @ 4400 rpm, 340 lb-ft torque @ 2800 rpm bore x stroke: 3.800 in. x 3.400 in. valves: 1.710 in. intake, 1.490 in. exhaust crankshaft: nodular iron with 4 cross-drilled main bearings and 6 counterweights rods: cast Armasteel, 151mm long pistons: special design, 8.0:1 cr, 46.4mm compression height maximum boost: 16.5 psi recommended fuel: pump octane of 91 or greater trans: 200-4R 4 speed automatic with lockup torque converter brakes: power 4-wheel disc, dual piston aluminum calipers vented 12" front, 11.7" rear rotors chassis: front MacPherson strut rear live axle, 3.27:1 Borg-Warner "Australian" limited slip with torque arm sway bars 36mm front, 24mm rear wheelbase 101.0" length 191.6" width 72.4" height 50.0" track f/r 60.7"/61.6" curb weight: 3346 lbs. weight dist, f/r: 57.0/43.0 performance: 0-60: 5.5 sec 1/4 mile: 13.5 sec 60-0: 139' roadholding: 0.86g weight/hp: 13.4:1
Number Options ------------------------------------------------ 1,324 T-Top & Leather Interior 187 T-Top & Cloth Interior 24 Hardtop & Leather Interior 15 Hardtop & Cloth Interior (Base) ------------------------------------------------ 1,550 Total Production Cars 4 Pilot Cars with T-Top & Cloth Interior 1 Pilot Cars with Hardtop & Leather Interior ------------------------------------------------ 5 Total Pilot (Pre-Production) Cars ================================================ 1,555 Total Cars Built
The five pilot TTAs, because they were for pre-production use, were pulled off the Van Nuys assembly line without regard to color and, in fact, they were not white. Because at least two of these pilot cars were sold to private individuals, there are at least two extremely rare, non-white, factory TTAs in existence!
GM did not offer a factory convertible TTA. However, one was created by ASC for PAS president Jeff Beitzel. This car is unique in that its origins are shared with PAS stablemates Syclone and Typhoon and the ASC-built GNX. The world's only ragtop TTA has changed hands several times, and is presently owned by a wealthy Mexican oil baron who loves Pontiacs.