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Powering this 1986 Pontiac Fiero GT is, the original 2. 8L V6 Engine, backed by the original 5 Speed Manual Transmission. This Fiero GT only has 68,193 actual miles on it! The look of the vehicle really backs up the mileage. Appearing fresh in a factory White & gray color scheme, paired with the gray cloth interior. Only 17,760 Fiero GTs were produced in 1986, making this low mileage 5-speed a rarity. The Muncie/Getrag 5-speed transaxle, which did not arrive until June 1986, became the standard transaxle in V6 models. Options on this 1985 Pontiac Fiero GT are: Air Conditioning, AM/FM Radio, Cassette, Spare Tire, Manual Sunroof, Power Brakes, power steering, Power Windows, Tilt Wheel, Seat Belts, Cloth Interior, Radial Tires, and Aluminum/ Alloy Wheels. It's not every day you see a vehicle kept in this type of...

In the market for a Fiero? Then this is the one for you! A 1986 Pontiac Fiero GT with the numbers matching 2. 8 liter L-44 V-6 engine with the THM-125 3-speed automatic transmission putting power to the ground. The car only has 20,600 documented miles on it and also has a clean car fax that shows no accidents and verifies the mileage as well. Options include: A/C, AM/FM/CD radio, manual sunroof, cruise control, power brakes,...

With only 80,945 original miles and coming from its 3rd owner you can buy with confidence in knowing that this Fiero has been meticulously cared for. Powered by a 2. 8 Liter 6-cylinder engine and a 5-speed manual transmission this Fiero will provide plenty of power to cruise around and have fun with. Take off and go for a ride in this Fiero on a beautiful summer day and you will be in love. The Pontiac Fiero was only made from 1984-1988, this Fiero being the last model year for its run makes it one of the more desirable Fieros today. Finally, in 1988, numerous changes were made to the Fiero to bring it in line with its original design. The most significant was a completely redesigned suspension (and parts of the space frame) to realize...

The Pontiac Fiero was a mid-engine car with a 5-year run from 84 to 88. The first mass produced mid-engine sports car by a U. S. manufacturer. Many technologies used today were first incorporated in the little 2-seater with the most prominent being plastic panels. This first release GT model makes them highly sought after with the cars official release date being January 3rd of 1987 but were sold as 86s with the true fans referring to them as 86. 5s. The sleek body styling really took the market by storm with twice as many Fieros being sold than MR2s. This example has been well maintained all its life and with the odometer reading a little over 46000 miles this little mid-engine V6 is sure to have plenty of life left in it. The transmission has a tight shift with plenty of life left as well. That high revving 2. 8-liter V6 engine howling right behind your head makes you feel as if this is how cars were meant to be. The responsive handling and near perfect weight distribution are all compliments of that exotic mid-engine design. The interior on this little beauty is what you would expect out of a...

While some might find it cool to own a Fiero in general its always way cooler to take things a step further with an engine swap to make a little car like this truly fly. This mid engine marvel was originally made to offer better sports car like handling through the principle of having better weight distribution with the engine being located in the middle of the car. The problem with these little cars was that they were very under powered producing horsepower numbers well below 200 but this is remedied in this car by featuring a 350 cubic inch small block Chevy V8 under the rear hood which is mated up to...