Question

okay now im going to be getting another car im debating between a third firebird and maybe a fiero. i was just wondering how hard they are to work on. since the motor is not in the front.

If you want to do major work on the engine it only takes a couple of hours to drop the engine on the cradle out of the car. The Fiero engine is on a similiar front cradle of a Citation, but in the back. It is no more difficult to work on than any other front wheel drive car engine.

As a nearly 20 year old car, unless you find a good one, the Fieros can have many issues other than the engine that will need work.

If you want to do major work on the engine it only takes a couple of hours to drop the engine on the cradle out of the car. The Fiero engine is on a similiar front cradle of a Citation, but in the back. It is no more difficult to work on than any other front wheel drive car engine.

As a nearly 20 year old car, unless you find a good one, the Fieros can have many issues other than the engine that will need work.

ive never had much trouble working on them and i was talking to a firend and a 3.4 out of a 90'S firebird bolts right in with out much problem and if you get
an 88 they handle great and ride is reel smooth:smokin:

ok thanx guys for your input