Most of the time Fiero had zero HP cuz they were broke.
I cannot remember when I last saw one on the road.
Walked into someone's garage and was greeted with this beastly monster.
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I cannot remember when I last saw one on the road.
It may just be camera effect, but for me, the circled portion of this car looks like doo doo. I've only seen them from behind or coming right at me on the road, so I can't say for sure they really look this bad in person, but for me, the rear quarter needs a re-do.....and remove that color from the palette.
That one is the worst, but personally I think all of the black grills, whether actually functional or just for looks, are ugly...I much prefer the smooth look of the C5 and C6 over the gaudy looking C7 and C8...
I'm in the extreme minority. I actually love the C3 "balls and shaft" design the most. Probably because they were in style when I was a kid. Not that anything in the late 70's or early 80's had much style though, to be fair. 
For some reason, it was always the douchiest guys with mullets and acid wash jean jackets that drove those things totally aggro everywhere they went. LOL While I loved the cars, I hated the attitude they attracted. Later Corvette owners were a much more well-behaved bunch, IMO. Something about the C3 was just totally in the realm of douchemobile.
For some reason, it was always the douchiest guys with mullets and acid wash jean jackets that drove those things totally aggro everywhere they went. LOL While I loved the cars, I hated the attitude they attracted. Later Corvette owners were a much more well-behaved bunch, IMO. Something about the C3 was just totally in the realm of douchemobile.
C3 will always be beautiful to me. If you can pry the Armani-spectacled, gold-chain-wearing, shirt-unbuttoned-to-the-naval, rug-wearing DB from behind the wheel, they're even more beautiful.I'm in the extreme minority. I actually love the C3 "balls and shaft" design the most. Probably because they were in style when I was a kid. Not that anything in the late 70's or early 80's had much style though, to be fair.
For some reason, it was always the douchiest guys with mullets and acid wash jean jackets that drove those things totally aggro everywhere they went. LOL While I loved the cars, I hated the attitude they attracted. Later Corvette owners were a much more well-behaved bunch, IMO. Something about the C3 was just totally in the realm of douchemobile.
I think they look beautiful in person. They basically look more like an Italian sportscar than a Ferrari does now. The only one I saw in real life was a red one that was parked, absolute stunner. I liked it better than the new NSX I saw for sure, too.
Well the NSX just sucks now, have not seen ONE SINGLE ONE on the road and.. yeah, no.
I also reluctantly admit that I'm not sure
Won't show any Mercy on the internet outside like flaky who's going to lick the steak juice right now good girl
I'm not sure I like Ferrari a lot anymore
But yeah it's like OK
They're not bad, but they're not like the old NSX. They kinda just look sort of generic now, which is weird to say. I could dig up a picture of one I took IRL later if you want.
The new NSX does look a bit strange. It somehow looks extreme, yet boringly conservative at the same time.
The old one is better.
And it has a Honda 3.5L V6..
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what about this paint job
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I’m saving up for it … LoL
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Regarding the Alcantara material... my Nismo Juke is all Alcantara from seat material to door panels, even the steering wheel and I like it far better than any material in any car I've owned. Personally have never really liked most cloth interiors and can't stand leather at all, but the Alcantara has a great look, feel and has held up nicely for over 7 yrs of daily use. So I'm definitely one that thinks it's a great idea and although I have no intention of changing vehicles if I ever need to I would pretty much have to look for something with an Alcantara interior.
