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Andy writes:
1987 Pontiac Fiero GT Review
ProsPerformance, gas mileage, handling, and its mid-engined. ConsSpace.
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Fiero Gt — What sits lower than a corvette and has an ecofriendly engine that will scare the pants off you? A fiero gt of course. I drove one of these and man they are quick. If you want a car that has performance style like a porsche with less than half the price this is the car for you. Don't misunderstand me porsches outperform these easy but they mimic the style of a porsche. Super fast and great on gas. It will go if you can shift fast enough. Just dont get in an accident or this will be your plastic grave. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Dustin writes:
1987 Pontiac Fiero GT Review
ProsGreat design and power ConsGas mileage and no power steering
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Vince writes:
1987 Pontiac Fiero Base Review
Prosmemorable car, good acceleration, fun to drive Conslittle to no cargo room, fiberglass cracks easily in accidents
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Fieros Aren't That Bad To Drive — When I got the car in the mid 90's it was kinda rare. I remember people constantly asking me "you're still alive" when I told them what I drove. The thing is the problems the car is known for are people being idiots and not taking care of the car. I really did love the car and was sorry to lose it. |
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Nicholas writes:
1987 Pontiac Fiero Base Review
ProsHandling. The car can take some pretty tight turns at high speeds. ConsEngine. The base four cylinder engine has only 100 horsepower.
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Has Issues, But What 20 Year Old Car Doesn't? — This is my first car and, though it breaks quite often, I feel that is because the previous owners abused it. I view myself as the "redeemer" of this car. I am slowly restoring it to original condition. |
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Jackie writes:
1987 Pontiac Fiero GT Review
ProsI like the design-very creative. It has a v6, it's in great condition, it has a butt-load of interior upgrades, and etc. ConsThe engine idles-bad. The cooling fan doesn't run unless I have the A/C on, the E-brake doesn't work, both of the sails need to be replaced, some of the gauges aren't properly working, and one of the fenders needs to be replaced.
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Nice Design, Very Nice Interior, And I Good "teen" Car. — I needed a secondary car besides my Corvette-one that runs lol. Knowing myself, I will not settle for a car that is not sporty and doesn't have decent performance. However, I needed something affordable and this seemed to fit the bill. I got this car knowing that it has some minor problems that I listed in the cons. Overall, I don't think that it's the best, but it definitely ain't bad. I'm happy with it. =] |
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java217 writes:
1987 Pontiac Fiero GT Review
ProsAmazing Handling. Very low to the ground so not much chance of rolling. ConsThe stock V6 with 135 horsepower is nice and all but I'm ready for something faster.
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Little Fiero From L.a. — This car is a real head turner. Its got a custom made front bumper designed as compensation for no spoiler. Its painted Millennium Corvette Yellow. The interior is all original with an all professional audio upgrade with a 10" sub where the center console was. It has LED show lights on the inside also. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Mike_Crutsinger writes:
1987 Pontiac Fiero GT Review
ProsI like the style, the smoothe ride, the great balance, and awesome handling. ConsFinding a good mechanic thats willing to help or even knows how is a big challenge in my area.
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Very Fun. Very Responsive. — I realy like this fiero. The GT fastback style is a very sporty look. I also like that i very rarely see another one on the road or even sitting in someone yard. They are a rare car and a challenge. And for a sports car what more do you need for a reason to own one. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Derek writes:
1987 Pontiac Fiero GT Review
Proslots of fun to drive Consno extra space at all. trunk is the size of a suitcase.
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Lots Of Fun And Only Good As A Recreational Driver — Bought as a summer driver to help save fuel. 160 hp doesnt seem like much but when your car only weighs 2700 lbs, its actually pretty quick. has the 282 5-speed muncie getrag transmission in it. not a bad trans but sometime the gears seem too close together and can easily be missed. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Andrew writes:
1987 Pontiac Fiero Base Review
ProsHandles beautifully!!!!!!! ConsNo 4th gear. Iron Duke.
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So Much Fun!!!!!!!!! — Great handling. Needs a better engine and trans. Planning on fixing that when I get the chance. Had to fix a few things, but was going to anyway and it keeps me busy and out of trouble. Car looks great. Excellent condition considering the price. Not sure about cost of MPG's and such. Havn't driven it much between fixes. So much fun to drive though. |
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sarah_bear writes:
1987 Pontiac Fiero GT Review
Prosit's fun to drive and it's sporty ConsExpensive and hard to find parts
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For The Most Part It's An Amazing Part, But When Things Go Wrong I Hope You Can Find Parts — It's a manual, nuff said about acceleration. braking and handling is a dream. it has needed a few repairs but thats mostly just from old age. the car looks and feels great. the only down side is that when they did the paint. they didn't do it properly so my paint is chipping badly. whether it's just mine or not i'm not sure. it's pretty good on gas and you can usually find a fiero for around three grand. over all the car is fun to drive and worth the work for the parts Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
Reviews From Other Years
1988 Pontiac Fiero Reviews
Nothing At This Time By JohnBoySS
The car looks really great for an 88. I've always thought they were sporty. I had to fix a lot of electrical problems when I first got it. Still have a few fuel issues to deal with. But, all in all... Read More
My Reasonable Little Wannabe Super Car. "ambitious But Rubbish"- Top Gear By Noremac1993
I loved how easily this car tamed the back roads of West Virginia and Ohio, it made me feel one with the car, and really let met push it with no fighting back. I could have pushed the car beyond it's ... Read More
1986 Pontiac Fiero Reviews
Fun Cheap Car And Great For A First Time Driver By Chaz
Very good car for the price. Drives rather well for a late 80s GM that was just thrown together to be a cheap sports car. Surprisingly good MPG for having a 4spd manual and it reving at 3-4k down th... Read More
Sexy By Matt
Too small of a car plastic body engine compartment is too small cop magnet. Very loud. Head turner. Rear wheel drive engine is in the back front end was way to light cool looking car but only a two ... Read More
1985 Pontiac Fiero Reviews
Saw Them Brand New Way Back In 1984, Been In Love Ever Since. By QuantumJ
A fun toy that is embodies the '80's. Have owned both four cylinder and V-6 versions. I would say that the "Iron Duke" 4 is a little more reliable and easier to tune up. At just under 100 hp, it isn't... Read More
Great Fun To Drive. By Gage
First, I have zero regrets buying this car. I got it used a couple years ago. It has had its share of problems, but it is absolutely awesome to drive. It's a 4 speed manual and its like driving a g... Read More
1984 Pontiac Fiero Reviews
Dont Buy The Base Model. The V6 Ones Are A Lot More Fun By Jeff
performance: no power at all the 2.5 inline four was pathetic. Build quality: cheap plastic interior so it cracked. Appearance: looked cool and unique Cost of ownership: Needed lots of work at only 7... Read More
Fieros Are Getting Old, And You Need To Know How To Work On Them, Because Things Constantly Wear Out By Charles
Fieros are fun to drive because of the handling. They are great on twisty roads. I get 22 mpg, which isn't great, but not bad either. Many owners swap the engine to something more powerful, but min... Read More
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