It’s not everyday you get to drive a 400HP…Pontiac Fiero? This Fiero uses the 3800 V6 out of the Pontiac GTP ditching the supercharger for a blissful turbo. Full review link in bio! #fiero #pontiac #fiero #turbo | ThatDudeInBlue

For 1984, the Indianapolis 500 Pace Car was the all-new Pontiac Fiero. Two thousand Indy Fieros were sold, with all of them powered by the 2.5L four-cylinder engine making 92 horsepower. Transmissions available were the three-speed automatic or the four-speed manual that both of our cars have. The Fiero was initially a huge sales success. Over 100,000 were sold in the first year. Upgrades would come during the models five years, including a more powerful V6 engine, a five-speed manual transmissi

Fiero History and 1988 Improvements – In this internal use only video issued October 1987 intended for Pontiac dealership sales personnel, Jim Murray, Pontiac Director of Marketing emphasises Pontiac’s commitment to continuous improvement of the Fiero. Jim introduces the Inside Track on improvements to Fiero for 1988 by reviewing the significant improvement made in each prior year since Fiero was introduced. Then Pontiac Video Magazine hosts Maureen McDevitt and Curt Miner provide an overview of

1984-1987 Fiero History - In this internal use only video issued October 1987 intended for Pontiac dealership sales personnel, Jim Murray, Pontiac Director of Marketing emphasises Pontiac’s commitment to continuous improvement of the Fiero. Jim introduces the Inside Track on improvements to Fiero for 1988 by reviewing the significant improvement made in each prior year since Fiero was introduced. Less than 5 months later, on March 1, 1988, Pontiac announced that Fiero would be discontinued at th