'Trans-Am' is BACK! Discovery's American muscle car series to premiere in October

'Trans Am' will see entrepreneurial brothers Scott and Todd Warmack have been on a quest to revive the iconic American muscle car brand.

1977 marked a special year for car lovers, as millions, who watched the 'Trans-Am' race unfold across the silver screen, fell in love with the muscle car. While American muscle cars were all the rage at the time, their popularity reached its zenith a long time ago, with dwindling interest eventually resulting in many brands running out of business.

However, entrepreneurial brothers Scott and Todd Warmack have been on a quest to see that elusive popularity returns to the screen. The two have risked everything to acquire the exclusive rights to the Trans-Am brand to "pioneer a new era of American muscle car." 

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