Chevy & GMC Vans

I'm looking at the cost of fuel to haul my butt to work n back 75kms every day.
I'm always alone on the drive, hauling nothing butt myself...
Might go look at this tomorrow...
What do y'all think?

Very Nice...

With room for a HitchHiker too!!!

DO EET!

Fieros are cool. Join us over at Pennock's Fiero Forum when you get her home!

I wish it was an 88 !
You think its too expensive?

Dunno, didn't see a price in your post.

I just realized thet. They listed it at 6450, but i'm hoping they will come down some.

Wow! For $6500 that had better be one nice Fiero! Yeah, I'm no expert but unless it has a 3800SC or 350 swap, I'd say its definitely overpriced.

OKflyboy wrote:Wow! For $6500 that had better be one nice Fiero! Yeah, I'm no expert but unless it has a 3800SC or 350 swap, I'd say its definitely overpriced.

Ya I wondered.
There is another one here with a 305 TPI, but he wants 10000.
And there is another 87 for 4000, but its an automatick, Ick!
And I see a beautifull 88 GT for 4000, but its way back east in Ontario...

How come that model car only??.

Not "Only" but they go like stink, I have lots of 3.8/4.3 parts.
Plus I dont much like Honda/Toyota or other "Normal" cars...
Why be normal.

What kind of mileage does a Fiero get? If you are only doing it for mileage, I would look at something a lot better. For $6500 you can get a nice little 5-6 year old econobox that gets 30+ mpg and has at least 2 airbags for a safer ride.

Now if you are doing it because you want something with a little better mileage, has to look cool (in your eyes), and is fun to drive...I say go for it!

Wonder how much gas you gots to save to get back $6500 bucks.

$6500!!!

What am I missing? Seems like a $1500 car all day long. What do they get for mpg?

T.Low wrote:$6500!!!

What am I missing? Seems like a $1500 car all day long. What do they get for mpg?

I would have said $2K or maybe $2500 if it was in real great shape. Only Fieros worth more IMO are ones with well done engine swaps.

1Gary wrote: Wonder how much gas you gots to save to get back $6500 bucks.

You read my mind, Gary. After you buy the car and insure it, you're about $7500 in the hole, and then you're trying to make that money back just in gas savings. (not even accounting for maintenance and repairs). The same thought crossed my mind a couple years back, so I did the math, and buying another car, no matter how efficient, would not pay for itself. Now that's just the financial side of things. If this is some kind of mid-life crisis then fly right at it LOL!