While we'd prefer to get into the Turbo Zone with a Fuego, the naturally-aspirated GTX was obviously quite the mysterious machine. Look how angry it gets when gyrocopter-equipped spy photographers attempt to capture it on film in its desert habitat (where, apparently, it emerges from its underground bunker only to spin …

Even though the Fuego Turbo got stomped by the Maserati Biturbo in our Project Car Hell Force Majeure Edition, we still long for the overwhelming 9 pounds of French front-drive boost that will send us straight to the Turbo Zone. But is this ad 80s enough to belong in the Most 80s Car Ad Ever Poll?

With our patriotic Chevyfied Monte Carlo Versus Camaro Potential Enduro Car PCH poll yesterday, we had some readers grumbling about the low-budget Detroitness of the choices. Well, we understand that freedom to dissent is what makes America great, so we're not going to execute any commenters just because they're…

According to one David A. Knox, who runs a webpage devoted to the glory of the departed Renault Fuego, "I have tried to be accurate about my facts and figures, but, as anyone who has done automotive history knows, precision is often an unapproachable goal." While we feel that Knox may need to have a chat with Bruce, we…