Has anyone given any thought to putting late model prius headlights on your fiero? I know it would involve a lot of body work and cutting and fitting, but I'm just wondering on what others thoughts on taking on such a project.

PIP was giving me issues with windows 7 but here's a link to a pic of the headlights I'm talking about.
http://www.treehugger.com/n...-prius-2010-n091.jpg

Without extensive body mods... There isn't a chance they'll fit the look of the car.

That's just my opinion on it - but I think I'm right (don't we all?).

ive always wanted "wings" on the front of my car, like on Corvette "Stingrays"....those lights would probably work alright if the wings didnt taper down too much towards the front

I will say sorry but unless you want the front to look like a SUV these lights cannot be fitted. The swooping angle means you would need to flow with the lines and to include the indicators you making one ugly fiero. There is no sense in lifting the height of the front end.

I haven't looked side by side with a prius and a fiero next to eachother, but in passing, I think that the general slope of the top of the headlight matches up pretty well with the front end of the fiero. I'll have to get one side by side one of these days for a better comparision. But in passing, I've noticed that the headlight on the prius doesn't totally match up with the hood of the car perfectly, which is what lead me to believe they would match fairly well. I'm thinking I would have to mold the fenders into the hood and have the whole thing hinge up in one piece around the headlights in order to do it properly, similar to how the c4 corvette hood works.

Glad to have to responses, even if they don't match up with what is in my head, but that's what I'm looking for, honest opinions to keep me from doing something that would end up looking wrong.

You'll need major modification for that to fit, but IMO I wouldn't use the Prius headlamp. I'd rather opt for the sportier 370Z headlamps. Either way, both lamps will be a pain to install, but the 370Z lamps is elongated (north and south) while the Prius is wider (east and west).

the 370 Z has a great look to the headlights too, I honestly forgot completely about them. Looks like its time to sneak on to the Toyota and Nissan dealership lots to take some measurements

here's your pic posted using PIP on windows 7