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As luck would have it, I took a video of a Fiero recently
Pontiac Fiero
this very clean car was sold for about $2500 at the beginning of this year. It was a great little car with V6 engine
Nomen est omen - a rare sighting of a Pontiac Fiero
The Pontiac Fiero has been one of the wilder creations of 'everything sharing' GM of the 1980s. If I remember correctly, mid engined, 2.8l V6 and relatively exciting looks for the time. At the same time it became infamous for the name being somewhat too a...
Especially since it seems to spend its life on the street...
No underground car park or garage for this one (and salt strewn roads during winter)
Sounds like fun :)
We could easily have fun with much less in terms of hp back in the day
Opel Monza
Little bit like the Opel Monza of the 80's though not mid engine. One of my favourite cars back then. (probably GM, Opel & Vauxhall were in the same group)? ...
Same group, yes :)
Very cool Monza! As for same group, they still are until the takeover of Opel / Vauxhall by the PSA group gets consummated...
Fully agree :)
The lines work much better in the original than on all the 'embellishments'.
As is so often the case...
I guess by then the name and reputation was so badly mauled that they felt it would not sell, irrespective of inherent qualities...
As luck would have it, I took a video of a Fiero recently
Pontiac Fiero this very clean car was sold for about $2500 at the beginning of this year. It was a great little car with V6 engine
Wow, flashback.
I traded my Z28 for a Fiero GT back in the late 80's my father was not impressed!
The best way to put it, after a week I missed my Z28 :)
Dad is still laughing, after all these years.