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Pontiac Fiero

Believe it or not, General Motors did listen to car guys in the 1980s. Justified to the public (or more likely, the bean counters) as a mid-engined "economy" car with added sportiness, the Fiero was meant to show that GM under Roger Smith had a soul. There's no other way to explain the stereo speakers in the headrests. The Fiero also ended up being a godsend for Ferrari replica makers of the 1990s.

Add to that the fact that finding part is never a problem because of the numerous 1980s GM vehicles in junkyards across America and you have a winner. And that Fiero forum guys (and gals) are among the most helpful people on Earth. They will talk you through the cooling system issues and how to properly maintain your mid-engined, GM parts bin MR sports car. Honestly, the Chinese should recreate these cars.

quote Originally posted by nitroheadz28: Honestly, the Chinese should recreate these cars.

Oh God No.... I do not want to even think about the implications of that too much! Ouch!

quote Originally posted by JohnWPB: Oh God No.... I do not want to even think about the implications of that too much! Ouch!

Right?! WTH? I was riveted till that last line. Hook line and sinker. Then BAMM, outta nowhere the writer killed my buzz! Imagine cheaply made Chinese parts going into our beloved cars. What is the world coming to?

Ferrari Mondial!!! What a money pit. LOL!

They are accurate on the MR2 as hard to find pristine as around here in Ohio they are near impossible to even find rotted away. Most of them are off the road from rust or broken timing belts.

At least they said nice things about the Fiero and the owners on the web.