leading to wide rear pillars that fall into a rectangular rear end. This modern Pontiac Fiero also boasts a pair of side intakes with black inserts. Whether or not these are functional is a matter ...

The Fiero SD4's sleek body panels can be adapted to the standard Fiero body with only slight modifications. Moreover, Center Line wheels and Goodyear 16-inch tires are already available so you can ...

The Pontiac Fiero ... in the back end of the Fiero. To keep the back wheels going straight, the repurposed Citation steering tie rods had to be fixed in place on the rear-wheel drive coupe.

This Pontiac Fiero GT is one of the latest examples of that, easily cooking its rear tires with approximately 350 to 400 battery-driven horsepower, as seen in the following feature video.

In 1985 the Fiero got a V-6 engine. For 1987 Pontiac introduced a sleek styling refresh. Finally for 1988 Pontiac bolted up a new multilink rear suspension derived from lessons learned from GM's ...

Back in the late 1970s and early '80s, Pontiac ... the Fiero to 60 in 10.5 seconds. That said, they did note exceptionally good fuel economy. See All 93 Photos The Fiero lacked a rear stabilizer ...

General Motors’ Pontiac division built the Fiero from 1983 to 1988. It’s a mid-engine sports car, meaning the engine is placed in front of the rear axle and behind the passenger seats — not ...

The owner also manages to fit in a Centerforce dual friction clutch, a custom Corvette Sunburst Orange paint job, and a ...

Pity those who couldn`t wait, the ones who rushed out for the 2-seater Pontiac ... Fiero GT with automatic at a distance, however. Other than the automatic, new options include color-keyed rear ...