Has there been a time when 3800 Fieros were called Gallon Fieros?
3.8 liter, 231 ci =1 gallon

There is no such thing as a 3.8 Fiero, at least not from the factory. I doubt they're common enough to come up with a nickname like that.

NOT from Factory, but more and more everyday!

Thats cool...thanks for sharing.

I think that is a cool nickname...But what do I know- I drive a Fiero, for gosh-sakes!

I always thought it would be cool to make an actual competitive Fiero for Silver state challenge/Spectre 341 Challenge/ Ultimate street car challenge with a LS7 and call it the Group 7 which was the designation for the Can Am cars...Either "Fiero Group 7" or maybe the "Hulki Group 7".....

Hey- Check it out; My Jet boat has a Ford 460 which is slightly over-bored.....It's a 2 gallon engine.......It does tend to blow the 4 cylinder crowd's minds when I say it's 7.7 liters, tho.....

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I thought about that one day when I was standing at the john, and read. "3.8 liters per flush".

Gallon Fieros in Canada would have 4.5 litre engines.

quote Originally posted by Patrick: Gallon Fieros in Canada would have 4.5 litre engines.

.......EH....?

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Patrick....I was makin' a joke; Canadians supposedly always say "Eh?".....And a Canadian 1 (Imperial) Gallon Fiero would use either a Cadillac 4.5 V8 or a 4.3 V6 over-bored....

Mines all in good fun too

quote Originally posted by cvxjet: Patrick....I was makin' a joke; Canadians supposedly always say "Eh?"

Sure, but it was posted as a question... so I answered it. Seriously though, many people don't realize that there are two different sized "gallon" measurements, so I took the opportunity to clarify the issue.

Were all those millions of other cars GM made with the 3.8 in it called "gallons"?

quote Originally posted by css9450: Were all those millions of other cars GM made with the 3.8 in it called "gallons"?

No, they were galleons…

quote Originally posted by dobey: No, they were galleons…

What you did thar. I see it.

Not to be confused with the similar, yet slightly different, Pontiac Schooner.

A Canadian gallon engine would just be a big plastic bag