1982 Pontiac Trans Am | Glasgow, South Lanarkshire

The 1982 Pontiac Trans Am is a third-generation car, lower and sharper-edged than its 1970s predecessor. It has a steeply raked windscreen, flush glazing, a glass hatchback and retractable headlamps. The model is also remembered as the car that supplied KITT in Knight Rider. This example is black with a maroon interior, in very good condition and showing around 27,000 miles. The owner describes it as clean and very original, which gives a camera honest period detail inside and out. It is left-hand drive: the driver sits on the kerb side, so the front passenger steps out on the road side, and the car carries a distinctly American look. The low, wedge-shaped body and black paint suit 1980s-set film and TV, period adverts, music videos and fashion shoots, where the pop-up headlamps and glass hatch give close-ups something to catch. Events can use it as a showpiece, and it fits weddings and personal hires too. The car is based in Glasgow, South Lanarkshire.