Battersby has envisioned the car as rocking a custom-made V12 built in partnership between Pontiac and Ferrari. It sits right ...

This Pontiac came totally out of left field, unlike anything else the brand built, as it houses a Ferrari V12 under the hood. Built in the early '70s as a one-off concept car, it blended American ...

The Fiero was a short-lived attempt to reignite interest in what was once the legendary Pontiac name ... production vehicles ...

The Pontiac Pegasus was a one-off concept car built in 1971 by General Motors Design under the direction of then GM design ...

However, other aftermarket body kits remained available to transform the Fiero into Ferrari, Lamborghini, and other exotic car look-alikes. The first Pontiac Fiero, launched in 1984, was the model ...

Built from 1983 to 1988, the Pontiac Fiero was a very poor attempt from General Motors’ part at making a mid-engine sports car for the ... of make the Fiero look like a Ferrari F40.

Pontiac’s embrace of the kit-car industry didn’t exactly ... Because what we meant was “Ferrari.” It’s impossible to look at the results of CCL’s Fiero Kit, which it dubbed the ...

From the June 1987 issue of Car and Driver. Okay ... The Mera is not represented to be nor meant to be a replica or look-alike to any other vehicle." Sure. And Motor Trend is up for a Pulitzer ...

mid-engine road car. The latter was even offered with a Ferrari 308-style body swap by select Pontiac dealers from 1988 to 1989. However, these two models were not enough for GM executives ...

Pontiac Fiero-based replica cars talk a lot of visual smack with their racy bodywork, but rarely back it up. Fortunately for us all, the current owners of this Fiero-based Ferrari F40 replica did ...