1988 Ferrari / Mera ( Ferrari 308 Replica ). Very Rare Collector Car. on 2040-cars
Hollywood, Florida, United States
This car was sold as a dealer option from Pontiac on new Fiero GT or SE cars only. It is NOT a kit car! Chassis were stripped of all Fiero body panels and replaced with those molded from a Ferrari 308. The new car was called a "Mera" and was sold by Corporate Concepts, until they were sued by Ferrari and ceased production after making only 247 cars.
My car is one of the latest models, with the WS6 suspension improvements designed by Lotus. It also has extremely rare electro-hydraulic power steering, V-6 mid-engine, 5-speed Gatrag transmission, power disc brakes, power windows, mirrors, and door locks, cruise control, custom 2-tone leather interior, real rosewood dash, custom exhaust with tubular headers, premium factory stereo with sub-woofer, new 245/50 ZR 15 tires in front and 265/40 ZR 15 tires in the rear. It also has Cromoradora alloy wheels and a sunroof. The car is in excellent condition, smoke-free, stored inside, with 2 previous owners who were also collectors. I have owned it for 6 years, it has no problems and has always been well-maintained. Sounds and looks awesome!! |
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