Unknown Car

:runaround:I believe this car is GM due to it's mirrors. I can't accept it as a fiero kit car when there are two of these with the same rims, and the back end extends out 6 more inches then a standard Fiero. I was in a hurry when I took these photos, so I made the dumb mistake of not writing the phone number down:banghead:. These cars were located in Victoria, British Columbia. If you have the capability of getting info through the license plate, that would be awesome. Thanks!

http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w308/danlynclark/Unknown_car001.jpghttp://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w308/danlynclark/Unknown_car002.jpghttp://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w308/danlynclark/Unknown_car003-1.jpg

Any ideas?

Just saw your post, I know its an old post but that looks like a Bricklin SV1. I saw one on a car modification show a while back it looks very similar to that. They were made in Canada in the '70s and were supposed to be the safest cars of their time.

These are definitely add-on pieces installed on Pontiac Fieros. Ferrari was a popular inspiration, and some kits looked close enough that Maranello sued and shut those companies down.

One kit that made the Fiero look like a big long luxury ("pimpmobile") car without altering the wheelbase was tested by a magazine, maybe Car and Driver.