I was headed up north Michigan today and I saw a Lambo and then a Ferrari. Then, a few miles later, I spotted an older Porsche 928. I told my wife that I would so trade my Fiero for that 928 because it was one of my childhood dream cars.

So I got to wondering what dream car would everyone else trade their Fiero for.

My other choices are a Porsche 911, Porsche 959, 1979 Pontiac Trans Am 6.6, 1978-1981 Corvette, 1987 Buick GNX.

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2002 Audi Allroad. Tip. 100% Natural. (FOR SALE)
2011 VW Golf. (Wife's Wheels)
2002 VW Jetta (FOR SALE)
1984 Pontiac Fiero 4 speed Duke.

'66 Chevy II, but I'd have to kick in a LOT of $$$.....

Koenigsegg or Veyron

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A real Cobra with the 427 side oiler

Ultima GTR

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1983 corvette... : p lol

quote Originally posted by lowtrickry: 1983 corvette... : p lol

Wow, you don't dream big do you?

1963 Split Window Corvette.

But as I've always said, any car worth having, & I'd really rather just drive the Fiero any way

Detomaso Pantera all the way.

1976 Toyota Celica GT fastback or 1950 Ford Coupe (both of which I regrettably sold). Old memories die hard.

The burgundy 63 split window Corvette that I almost bought for $3500 when I graduated from college a long time ago

MkIV Toyota Supra Targa Top, 2JZGTE with V160 6 Speed.

'94 Geo Metro Convertible preferably with the 3 cylinder

There Wasent A Corvette Made For Production In 1983. All But One Of The Test Cars Were Crushed And Its In A Museam.

It WasMy Way Of Saying I Wouldent Trade My Car For Anything.. Well Except A Car That Is One Of A Kind Like Mine... Lol : p

Ahhh, I see. I just assumed the 83 vette was just as bad as the 84 vette.

458 italia

1999 diablo vt roadster, 1991 gmc syclone or 1992 NSX-R.

Bugatti

Harley Davidson softtail standard or night train or dyna wide glide, or any vrod.

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The trend I'm seeing here is none of these are cars we could get by trading our Fiero.

So yeah, I'd trade my Formula in a heartbeat for a '72 Lucerne Blue Trans Am. (4-speed preferred, but I'm not picky).
So if anyone has one and they're interested in a straight trade for an 88 Fiero Formula 5-speed, let me know. I won't be holding my breath.

Lancia Stratos

Yes, you're correct. Nobody in their right mind is going to trade their '63 split window for a Fiero. But maybe there is somebody out there that isn't in their right mind.

I just like to know what member's dream cars are.

I think my new dream car is the McLaren P1 or the porsche 918 Spyder. But for the price of these cars, I could buy about 600 decent Fieros.

Ferrari F40

quote Originally posted by doublec4: Ferrari F40

I second that.

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Ethan

1985 Base "The Mongoose" under the knife 472 turbo build

1988 Formula daily driver

2013 Nickey Camaro.

I'll say that the new Z-28 has my interest. Just need to come up with and additional $74,950.00. I already have the other $50.

Now if we're going all out crazy. Would love to have a (60's) Bat Mobile!!!

Ferrari 360 Spider

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Porsche Cayman. Not too out of the question. Maybe it will happen in a few years.

Fantasy trade list:
1) 1970 Buick Regal GSX Stage 1 in white with 4 speed manual
2) 1987 Buick Regal GNX
3) 1989 Pontiac Firebird Turbo Trans Am
4) 2002 Pontiac Firebird Formula SLP Firehawk
5) 2009 Pontiac Solstice Coupe with Mallet engine (LS7) + driveline swap

More realistic trade:
1988 Formula Fiero, white exterior, grey interior, body and birdcage condition matching my current Formula, but a different engine/trans combo. I would like an Ecotec LE5 turbocharged to the tune of 450-500HP with an F35 transmission that has been modified to stand up to that power level.

If only the fiero was worth money.

47-54 chev pickup
69 Camaro
99-2002 5.9 cummins

I would trade either one of my formulas (both with less the 10,000 miles) for my dream car

A yellow formula with T-bars

Singer 911
http://singervehicledesign.com/

Or the HSV Maloo

Being Realistic the Cars that I like would not result in an even trade, my out of pocket cash would be far more than I'm willing to spend for just a little more excitement.

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Car History: https://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum1/HTML/025670.html

quote Originally posted by Dotrenrew: Yes, you're correct. Nobody in their right mind is going to trade their '63 split window for a Fiero. But maybe there is somebody out there that isn't in their right mind.

there's a lot of people out there not in their right mind, a lot of them are right here on the forum.

me a 67 Firebird 400 convertible, just like the one I had in high school, it would pass anything but a gas station. of course gas back then was only 25 cents a gallon.





Steve

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and one big pain in the ass when it doesn't



Detroit iron rules all the rest are just toys.

I would trade one of mine for a 1957 Chevy in baby blue. It was my dads first car and I would give it to him.

quote Originally posted by fieroguru: Ultima GTR

I'm gonna second this. My desktop background at work is the back end of an Ultima GTR with the rear clip removed. Dem steamroller tires... and dat exhaust...

Murcielago...

Rezvani. With engine upgrade, 0-60 in 2.7 seconds.

http://www.rezvanimotors.co...hy1olk7uc8qt7cbj4rvt

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