3rd Oct 2007, 10:10
I just heard a radio show about Canadian cars, and it said the Bricklin was made in Canada, in the Maritimes.
20th Oct 2007, 04:47
The car was built in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada from 1974 to 1976. check it out on wikipedia.
27th Mar 2012, 15:51
It's a 1970's vintage car with a V8 engine. If you're concerned about gas mileage, you should be looking elsewhere. These were never intended as daily drivers, neither in 1974 and certainly not now.
27th Mar 2012, 23:21
These cars are powered by Ford's 351 V8. They were built in New Brunswick, Canada.
28th Mar 2012, 15:33
With the exception of the Trans Am, this was a very sad era for performance. With smog devices, anti-pollution and the government, it held me from buying any muscle cars after 1970 until 1998, and I picked up a C5.
In 2012, there are many great American performance cars once again. Not necessarily classics, but revitalized modern adaptations. It's exciting again to look at new cars.
I only sat in a new DeLorean at the time; cool looking, and I felt the same with the Bricklin. But the only car that really caught my eye were the Panteras at that time.
12th Apr 2006, 07:57
OK, all this talk about whether the car is fast or not, I don't know because I've never driven one. I would love to get one, and the one I'm looking at has the 351 in it, I don't need to go "super duper fast", but I at least want a little get up and go. What things can I do to the motor to some get some more kick to it.
Thanks.