Car's they should bring back

[Ryann]

Alfa 155 V6 ti DTM.

[CorvallisBMW]

They are remaking this car...



http://www.egmcartech.com/2010/08/26...a-little-more/

I don't know how they managed to go from awesome to fugly in just 1 remake...

Needs more pop-up headlight

[accident]

Ford Fiesta.

oh wait...

[Jon325i]

Porsche 914/6 (potent go-kart for the street)
Alfa Romeo GTV-6 (sweetest sounding V6 ever)
Acura NSX (ahead of its time)
Honda S2000 (driving purity)
Porsche 944 Turbo (balanced, tuneable, fast)
VW Corrado/Scirocco (need more sporty hatchback offerings)
McLaren F1 (just because)

[BrooklynMW]

Scirocco. Would like to see it in the states.

[XvillainousX]

Oh wait...

They are remaking this car...

http://www.egmcartech.com/2010/08/26/brand-spankin-new-images-lancia-stratos-teases-us-a-little-more/

[neighborhood]

http://www.delorean.com/

FYI: It never went away

[10Toes]

GMC's Delorean
Land Rover Defender
Pontiac G8 (i think this had potential)

Thats all i got for now. (ohh, and I agree with the 850i)

You can still buy brand new DMC Deloreans.

They start at $57,500

http://www.delorean.com/index-5.html

[kylekrueger]

Yes, this I Iove the Lancia Stratos, while their at it this should bring back the delta s4 integrale.

Also, audi sport quattro s1

[Fusion]

Back to Euro, bring back the caddy

Not sold in NA?

[dashboardmonkey]

Chevelle, 68-7x styling, true muscle car IMO

And of course the cuda

[E-Thirty]

Oh wait...

[mrsleeve]

Dude, the Fiero was a piece of shit from day one. Iron Duke FTL.

yes the 84 Iron Dukes wiring did catch fire a couple of times. Really what did you expect outta GM in the 80's Iron duke is really hard to kill and served in one form or another all the way up into the early 2000's. Duke were slow and underpowered but RELIABLE.

The latter late 85-88 Gts ans Formulas were bad ass little cars. 2500lbs, Mid engined, rear drive, manual, for the time it was a great little car and now a days it still is.

Before they killed it there were prototypes running around with the 180 / 190hp Quad 4 in the middle, THAT would have been a really sick car.

LoL yeah that was gonna be the SE line, the 3.4 DOHC was designed to be 300hp N/A and built specifically for the 2ed gen Fiero. But GM top brass said NO that will hurt the vette sales you cant build that. So Pontiac brass killed it all together. Rumors still abound that they sold all the R&D and prototype stuff to honda and 3 years latter the NSX was born.

Oh and the 3.4 DOHC that was in other GM products were the 300hp version that was detunned to 230 because despite 3 years+ Hydromattic could not build a tranny to live behind it for long.

[priapism]

Dude, the Fiero was a piece of shit from day one. Iron Duke FTL.

It was terrible at the start. Yes that Iron Duke was crap. In typical GM fashion it wasn't half bad at the end of the product cycle, but it's reputation had been tarnished so badly nobody would touch it. In later years it handled right, the cooling problems had been fixed, and the v6 had decent power (for the day.)

Before they killed it there were prototypes running around with the 180 / 190hp Quad 4 in the middle, THAT would have been a really sick car.

[Raxe]

A number of years ago Carroll Shelby was selling "new" Shelbys using old-stock parts. You could buy a "new" 66 (or something, If forget the year) Shelby. Of course he got busted soon after that LOL. Porsche did that too with the 959 IIRC. I'd love to see a new-old stock E30.

Nissan did full-resto 240Zs for a while using new-old stock parts, but using used cars as a basis.

BMW will build you a brand new E30 too if you reeeeeeeally wanted one and had the cash.