1986 Pontiac Fiero

WAS $20,000.

Closing 1 of our 3 warehouses (High cost Rent, Old age, selling more Rvs) Take Advantage of this week BLOW OUT SALE! the goal is to sell the first 5 cars then prices all go back up to normal.

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Our Dealership operates differently from typical open car-lots that expose their vehicles to the elements or Tirekickers or Dreamers for Joyride. Love 2 see smiling Happy Customers Hopefully this leaves a memorable impression to refer to more customers. With 30 years of experience in the automotive, you can trust our family to deliver quality service, This blow out sale subject to $495 DPS fee (Title fee inventory tax Temp tag Fedex fuel ) we been sightunseen 7 years 100%+feedback in ebay over 2000 sales.

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the 86 Fiero GT also benefitted from a heavy-duty suspension, which was available in other models as optional equipment. Changes included 10-percent-heavier rear spring rates, revalved shocks, 0.5-inch-greater front suspension travel, and reduced rear-end roll steer.The Pontiac Fiero is one of those cars that is forever showing up on car enthusiasts bucket lists. A simple pace car one of the 10 greatest automotive design mid engine all time. however, rate the little two-seater as one of the best sports cars of the 1980s, call it one of the ten unexpectedly best cars for tall people and even rank it as one of the best choices for future collectability. Oddly enough, the Pontiac Fiero also appeared on my own personal list of potential purchases a few months ago and, I recently found a wonderful, low-mileage example.....

The history of the Pontiac Fiero is Originally conceived as a two seat, mid-engine sports car with an advanced, all-new suspension and a powerful V6 engine, the Fiero was castrated prior to its birth by GMs bean counters who worried that the proposed car might end up stealing sales numbers from the Corvette. As a result, the new car was toned down. The powerful V6 was replaced with GMs 2.5 liter Iron Duke four-cylinder, and the advanced suspension was dropped in favor The result was rather lackluster and the media received it with mixed reactions. Motor Trend gave the Fiero a decent review In 1986, the in my opinion much better looking fastback Fiero GT was added beginning mid-year