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It's not new news that Wanny loves the 80s. That's all he talks about is the 80's. How good Pitt was in the 80's. How good Miami was with Jimmy in the 80's. How he still prefers his Pontiac Fiero over the leased Cadillac that the university has given him. He can't get enough of them. Well, here's a video from the 80's; 1986 to be exact. Farm Aid to be even more specific. Tom Petty's, "Even the Losers...
33-year old Canadian Woody "Wood" Sticksandbranches is making himself a Lamborghini . The vehicle is built on top of a $60 Pontiac Fiero chassis and promises to be one hell of a good looking ride. Nice work Loggy, I can't wait to see the finished product. Maybe you could take me for a spin sometime. But no funny business -- I don't care if you do drive a Lamborghini look-alike. Just kidding, I'm cool...
Here’s a first: a Pontiac Fiero-based Lamborghini Reventon replica. Under the hood, you’ll find “a hotted-up GM small-block under the engine hatch, fed pressurized atmosphere by a pair of turbos.” Click here for first picture in gallery. Armed with time and skill, a steel fabricator from Canada named Woody has done an incredible job transforming a [...]
During the fuel crunch of the late 1970’s and gas prices that double to just about a buck a gallon GM saw a niche to be filled. A super light weight commuter car with sporty lines. First shown on the auto show circuit as a “Banshee” the car was sufficiently neutered and cobbled with an [...]
With gas hitting four bucks a gallon (and car sales at a ten-year low), it's an appropriate time to celebrate a dubious anniversary in the history of domestic sports cars: The Pontiac Fiero turns 25. Conceived as a fuel-efficient alternative...
Posted on 05.29.2008 13:35 by Simona Filed under: | ferrari Enzo | car tuning Yes we know is not a very successful replica, but after all it only costs $10,500! This Enzo replica is built on a 1988 Pontiac Fiero GT chasis and is powered by a V6 engine. It has LED lamps front and rear, boyd wheels, 4-point safety harness system, factory AC, digital instrument panel, Lambo doors, and a tuned exhaust,...
Hitting perhaps an all-time low on the Rarity/Value matrix, this Zimmer Quicksilver is a spectacular oddity for sale today on eBay Motors. The huge-nosed coupe was improbably based on the V-6-powered Pontiac Fiero, a lineage that can be quickly seen around the B-pillar, as well in the engine cover at the center of the bizarre coupe. The seller reports that the car’s fiberglass body shell is in decent...
Filed under: Tuners , Coupes , Pontiac It's hard to believe that it's been two decades since the Pontiac Fiero went away. The Fiero was a project that began with great promise and ultimately dissolved into the pre-Lutz era corporate politics that was General Motors in the late '80s. Early spy photos showed a hot looking little two-seat mid-engine sports car. Rumors early on had it powered by an aluminum...
Filed under: Tuners , Coupes , Pontiac It's hard to believe that it's been two decades since the Pontiac Fiero went away. The Fiero was a project that began with great promise and ultimately dissolved into the pre-Lutz era corporate politics that was General Motors in the late '80s. Early spy photos showed a hot looking little two-seat mid-engine sports car. Rumors early on had it powered by an aluminum...
Posted on 04.28.2008 16:26 by Simona Filed under: Ferrari | Supercars / Exotic cars | ferrari Enzo If you have like €5,000 you can buy a Ferrari Enzo! Not a real one, that's true, but a quite faithful replica. This car is a replica based on a 1986 Pontiac Fiero. The engine cover might tell you it's a V12, but you just get the normal V6. This engine is connected to an automatic gearbox, so you won't...
Filed under: Time Warp , Coupes , Etc. , Pontiac Click on the image for more pictures of the Fiero Car Boat Is there anything that the lowly Pontiac Fiero can't be turned into? We've seen Fiero off-roaders , Fiero Ferrari's and some Fiero conversions that completely defy classification . This latest find is not a driver, but a floater. Proving the phrase, "Where there's a will, there's a way," is...
Since yesterday's Packard Straight Eight Swap Edition (which was won by the '37 Pontiac) was so much fun, we're going to stick with Alternative Powerplant Hell for another day. All engine swaps are fun, of course, but the best ones involve stuffing an engine much, much larger than anything the car's designers ever considered. When you accomplish such a swap, you get respect ; when you start with the...
We saw a DOTS Fiero a few months ago, and the mid-80s are recent enough that the Fiero may be something of an iffy candidate for DOTShood. However, nice ones are getting fairly rare nowadays and I figured we're due for a GT model in this series. That's the reason we're going to take a look at this very clean '86 Fiero GT I spotted on the island's East End, and it should provide us with fuel for a...
The ultimate in faux design – a Ferrari shell, Pontiac Fiero powertrain. Doesn't sound too enticing. Yet, that's exactly what wannabe Ferrari owners were paying $30,000 for. But, Italian police – and Ferrari – aren't as keen on the imitations. Yesterday, Italian tax police, the Guardia di Finanza, raided auto-body shops across Italy. The faux Ferrari ring operated in several cities across Italy and...
When we had the Detroit Malaise Poll (which, by the way, was won by the beautiful T-top-equipped '78 Eldorado ), I realized that I had no Late Malaise Detroit cars in this series. In fact, other than the '80 IHC Scout , we haven't had any 80s American vehicles here. To remedy this situation, I grabbed my camera and started walking, intending to shoot the first DOTS-worthy 80s Detroit car I found...
