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Subscribe to this threadWhy hasn't anyone created a 2.0L DI turbo Fiero?
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416Hammy @ May 7th 2008 5:40PM
@Farris
Oops... I was thinking TDI when I saw DI used. BTW, you do know your history quite well, for a young pup. ;-)
@beken
You're right. I haven't seen a Veyron break 250mph with my own eyes either, so I guess that must not be true either.
The Fiero started life as an engineering hack-job, with Pontiac cutting too many corners to avoid brand-cannibalization. It ended life unable to overcome its own past history.