Pontiac Fiero News

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Bryce Nash drove a Pontiac Fiero in college. Bryce Nash, a 27-year-old engineer from Portland, Ore., drove a Pontiac Fiero in college.

And it was capable of generating enough downforce to drive upside down . In competition, the S7R has been one of the most dominant vehicles ever fielded, having been "raced in over 264 events, with 218 Top Tens, 166 Podiums, 105 Wins, 86 Poles, 78 Fastest Laps and 9 GT Championships." Price when new was about $600,000, give or take.

With Tim Evans' love for a vintage car, a building in which to repair them and space for a museum, a new sign has appeared in midtown Sanford: Fieros Forever Michigan.

Since its last appearance on the internet's largest flea market, the Pontiac-that-wasn't has apparently received a much needed coat of paint wouldn't want the any salty water leaving rust on this pristine floating Fiero, now would we? An antenna-mounted American flag completes the external visual updates, but the dashboard has seen some much-needed ...

1964-72 Pontiac GTO: Widely considered the first muscle car, many also called it the best-looking in these model years.

Buzzsaws sounded less intimidating than those edgy old Taurus SHOs with shrieking aftermarket exhausts.

We've seen plenty of custom Pontiac Fieros in our day, often kitted out with some sort of Italian-inspired bodywork and possibly an engine swap, but we've never come across a Fiero quite like this one.

Turning 21 can mean big changes - new opportunities, more respect and the chance to strike out on your own.

One day, perhaps not long from now, maybe even today, a group of car enthusiasts will be sitting around a garage somewhere bench racing and challenging each other's automotive trivia skills.

News of the planned December closings of three General Motors Service & Parts Operations facilities -- in Massachusetts, Florida and Ohio -- was met with shaking of heads and "I hope I can hang onto my job" attitude at the Swartz Creek SPO facility.

General Motors Corp. said a committee of bondholders has agreed to a sweetened deal to erase some of the automaker's debt in exchange for company stock.

Burns High School Advanced Trade and Industrial Studies students not only transformed a combustion engine car into an electric vehicle but won prizes with it in a competition in Raleigh.

Posted By kurtj10 23 hours, 44 minutes ago in Sports 1988 Pontiac Fiero featured a 2.5-liter, inline-four base engine rated at 98 hp and 135 ft-lbs of torque, or in the Formula and GT models, a 2.8-liter V6 rated at 135 hp and 160 ft-lbs of torque.

Joel Trematore's quite proud of his collector car, a 1958 two-door hardtop Bonneville.

KELLY JORDAN/The Times-Union This is what cool looks like: the 1963 Corvette split-window coupe.

Built in 1958, the Bonneville pioneered design hallmarks for the brand. Playing with the gargantuan body, Pontiac armed it with a big-block V8 displacing between 6.4-6.9 litres and power outputs ranging from 303-340hp. The last Bonneville made was the 9th generation model in 2005.

With General Motors recently announcing that it plans to discontinue its Pontiac brand, nostalgia appears to the next stop for the fabled line of vehicles.

A nearly lifelong resident of the state, shea s happy to continue exploring it, documenting her travels and finds on her blog, Flyover Land, and WCCO.com column, Wander Minnesota.

I've always loved cool cars. I've just never been the kind of person who wanted to spend money on them.