Some cars celebrate a milestone with a badge and trim package. This one chose violence. A 1994 Pontiac Trans Am 25th Anniversary Edition, already special in its own right, transformed into a 900-horsepower street weapon that honors its lineage by pushing far beyond the limits.

At its core is a 6.3-liter LT1 stroker engine, force-fed by a ProCharger supercharger running 15 pounds of boost. The numbers are staggering even before the nitrous—over 900 horsepower when the 400-shot of NOS comes online. The Borla exhaust bellows with menace, every throttle blip announcing that this isn’t a car for the faint of heart.

Power meets purpose through a built Turbo 400 transmission and a 3,500 RPM stall converter, with a B&M quick shift making every gear change immediate and brutal. A 6-point roll bar stands ready, not as decoration, but as insurance against the sheer violence this car can unleash.

With just 25,000 original miles, it remains remarkably fresh for a machine this extreme—a collector’s anniversary model reborn as a fire-breathing drag-strip predator. Ram Air WS6 breathing through the hood, nitrous at the ready, and the kind of horsepower figure that makes most modern supercars look tame.

This isn’t just an anniversary edition—it’s a declaration. A 25th Anniversary Trans Am with the heart of a monster, built to prove that Pontiac’s legacy wasn’t nostalgia, but raw, unrelenting speed.