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Pontiac Fiero reliability/durability?

by Guest61498  |  earlier

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I was thinking of buying a used Pontiac Fiero, specifically for autocross use but also maybe as a daily driver to school and back. I was wondering if they were reliable cars and about how long the stock engine is good for. I was leaning towards a v-6 or maybe one that had been swapped. Are there any things/problems that I should look out for? Is the Fiero a good autocross car? Also I am kind of tall and lanky(6 foot 2) so I was wondering if there was sufficient cabin space. I have not test driven one or sat in one just done a little bit of research but not very much.

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  1. I remeber the Fieros as small sporty cars that were available in the 1980s.   Don't hate me for saying this, but I think there may have been an issue that caused engine fires in some of them.

    The problem I see with your idea: this car has not been made in 20 years.  If it's your daily driver and a part breaks, you may not have a car for a week while you special order it in.


  2. Fiero's were completely unreliable when they were brand new, let alone now that they're 20 years old. If you're not a certified mechanic that doesn't mind working on it constantly, then it's a horrible choice.

  3. The Pontiac Fiero was one of the worst vehicles ever built. Ever heard the term "car-b-que"?

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