Some Fiero enthusiasts will swap in the relatively easy-to-install Cadillac 4.9-liter L26 V8 with a slightly more impressive 200 horsepower and 275 lb-ft, but this is even still not enough.

How Pontiac's kit-car-esque Tojan and MERA sparked a lawsuit Over 40 years ago, you could buy a rebodied 200-mph Firebird or a Fiero-based Ferrari clone right out of the dealer—almost no one did ...

Another interesting aspect was that Corporate Concepts Limited (CCL) did not sell these kits on the aftermarket. They were only available if you bought a new Fiero from a Pontiac dealership. Due ...

If you're looking for an American-made mid-engine two-seater sports car with limited horsepower (it's no Corvette), the Pontiac Fiero is a great budget-friendly option. As mentioned, available ...

Our test car was provided by Longpre Pontiac in Westminster, Califor­nia; with the optional reskinned seats and a set of Hayashi Racing modular wheels, it came with a price tag of $24,995.

Someone brought a couple of Pontiac Fiero kits, each of which offered a builder the choice between the base Iron Duke 2.5-liter four-cylinder and the 2.8-liter V6.

View post: The Cheapest RWD V8 Manual Muscle Car Still Worth Buying in 2025 03 – 1986 Pontiac Fiero 2M4 in California junkyard – photo by Murilee Martin 38 – 1986 Pontiac Fiero 2M4 in ...

America’s first mass-produced, mid-engine car and the first Pontiac two-seater in more than four decades, the Fiero began production in August 1983. Equipped with a 151-ci (2.5-liter), Iron Duke ...