What cars came factory th400 transmission

## Cars that Came Factory with TH400 Transmission

The TH400 is a three-speed automatic transmission that was produced by General Motors from 1964 to 1981. It was a popular choice for many GM vehicles, including cars, trucks, and SUVs. Here is a list of some of the cars that came factory with a TH400 transmission:

### Chevrolet
– Camaro (1967-1981)
– Chevelle (1964-1972)
– Corvette (1965-1981)
– Impala (1965-1981)
– Monte Carlo (1970-1981)

### Buick
– Century (1973-1981)
– Electra (1965-1981)
– LeSabre (1965-1981)
– Riviera (1965-1981)

### Cadillac
– DeVille (1965-1981)
– Eldorado (1965-1981)
– Fleetwood (1965-1981)

### Oldsmobile
– Cutlass (1964-1981)
– Delta 88 (1965-1981)
– Ninety-Eight (1965-1981)
– Toronado (1966-1981)

### Pontiac
– Firebird (1967-1981)
– Grand Prix (1962-1981)
– GTO (1964-1974)
– Le Mans (1964-1981)

The TH400 was a reliable and durable transmission that was used in a wide variety of vehicles. It was eventually replaced by the TH700R4 transmission in the early 1980s.

Additional Information

The TH400 transmission was available in both two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive vehicles. It was also available with a variety of different gear ratios, which allowed it to be used in a variety of applications. The TH400 was a popular choice for performance enthusiasts, as it was able to handle high horsepower and torque.

The TH400 transmission is still used in many classic cars and trucks today. It is a popular choice for restorers and hot rodders, as it is a relatively easy transmission to work on and it is very durable.