This Ferrari 308 GTB is not a Ferrari 308 GTB. It is actually a Pontiac Fiero Mera that the automaker built with Corporate ...

Fortunately for us all, the current owners of this Fiero-based Ferrari F40 replica did the right thing and took it racing. Hey, replica owners everywhere: put up or shut up.

Here's how it worked. The customer would first buy a brand new Fiero from a dealer and order the kit as an "option." The car would then get shipped to the CCL plant in Capac, Michigan, where CCL ...

From the category of “so bad it’s good” comes an auction for the magnificently ghastly 1986 Pontiac Fiero turned into a Ferrari Enzo replica of sorts with the addition of a custom fiberglass ...

The most famous Ferrari kit car starting point is the Pontiac Fiero and the results are usually pretty tragic. But Liberty Walk is made of up pros, not amateurs Ferrarifying a Pontiac in their garage.

One of these enthusiasts was Bob Bracey, the owner of Michigan-based Corporate Concepts who, along with some of his employees, designed a complete body kit that turned the Fiero into a Ferrari 308.

When manufacturers in the kit car industry started cranking out Lamborghini and Ferrari replicas based on the Fiero platform, designers knew the chassis needed a stretch to achieve a more accurate ...

The Fiero's design was cutting-edge enough that for a time Pontiac dealerships sold versions whose third-party body kit looked like the Ferrari 308.

Despite the inherent conflict of styles this body tries to capture, it looks like the hero car of my childhood dreams. I mean, it's a Fiero with a lift kit. It's probably miserable on and off-road.

Another interesting aspect was that Corporate Concepts Limited (CCL) did not sell these kits on the aftermarket. They were only available if you bought a new Fiero from a Pontiac dealership. Due ...