I totally want one too, and am not afraid to get it (just too poor atm). They can be had in pretty good shape for like $2,000ish.

We deserve a new Fiero.... the WORLD deserves a new Fiero.

Fuck no, avoid them at all costs.

Pfsht, my ambulance that I used as a party wagon and camper only got 9 miles per gallon.... Diesel!

God, I just want it to have co-op. I remember when they were talking about making Skyrim and how the two biggest fan requests was Dragons and Co-op play, and they decided to do dragons. I really hope they decide to do co-op this time.

Looking forward to this, even if 3d. The original was an excellent game, both single player and co-op. Terribly challenging at times, but the different characters you could play as with their different powers kept the game fresh and replayable.

From my years in retail, the one that always made me cringe and want to stab my ear drums when it came on was Barbara Streisand’s Jingle Bells. How the hell this wasn’t on the list is beyond me:

Yeah I had a ‘93. Constant replacement of the injectors eventually did me in. I never really had the money to replace all at once, but as you can see the old style injectors can fail in short time anyways. I did love the car and had it for 14 years, but got sick of the costly and very time consuming repairs. I now…

They don’t exist until they make a new Stratos:

Or this Snow Shovelin Gladiator:

Or this J10: 1978 jeep j10 - $2000 (Piqua)

Go BIG or go home David.

I’m less offended by this behavior, someone with a highly rare car that keeps it up. Rather than the people with a nice muscle car from the 60's or 70's or classic from the 50's that would prefer to let the car rot and waste away in a field/barn that sell it to someone

I had a 1960 Chevy Belair with this problem. Been around for a long time.

Altho, driving that thing was not fun. Big as fuck, no power steering, 3 on the tree. I switched to a nice little Silver 1984 Datsun/Nissan 300zx not too long after:

My first car, back in the olden days of 1998, was a 1960 Chevy Belair, black with white hard top:

As I mentioned in the original article, IMO the last year of the “Muscle Car” was 1973. It was all downhill from there.

Yeah I’m only 4 years older than the poster at 35, and I don’t think I’d even consider cars from the 80's to be old “muscle” cars. IMO, the last year of the Muscle Car was 1973.