1988 Pontiac Fiero GT

Yes, the Fiero, inspired by that crazy man who brought us the orginal Goat, swindled the Irish into building a factory and was made famous by his weakness for young accomplices and coke: John Z Delorean.

The fiero was to be a commuter car and it was inspired by John Z’s Banshee Prototype, it evolved over its production run into a half decent sports car, and then the general killed it.  RIP Fiero 1984-1988.

This Fine example in our Halifax Used Car Showroom is untouched and almost factory fresh.  It is the GT with the upgraded 2.8 V6 engine, 5 speed Transmission, improved suspension, bodywork and Fatter rubber, 126,000 km, factory air and am/fm/cassette.

Come down and sample this one today at our Halifax Used Car Showroom

Videos after the Jump80’s Fiero Commercials

The Facts:

• first Pontiac 2 seater since 1938

• mid engined V6

• 1984 Car and Driver 10 Best List

• 1984 official pace car of the Indy 500

• Most sourced car for Ferrari Kit Cars

• Pontiac purchased Ferrari                308's for handling engineering and comparison purposes

• The decisions to kill the Fiero was made on February 29, 1988.

• Most foreign auto magazines raved
  about the Fiero's superior handling, its nimble response and excellent
  road feel. Most American auto magazines criticized the Fiero's handling
  as being numb, heavy and not responsive..

• Many V-6 engines in Fieros dynoed at between 150 and 160 bhp.

• The Fiero turned in a profit every year it was sold (including                1988).

• Fiero prototypes were running in 1980.