Driven less than 2,000 miles a year has total of 70,500 miles .. NO FINANCING! Cash deals. WE CLOSED 1 OF 2 warehouses due to the high cost of rent, therefore if U Call/text me today with your deposit & I promise I will pay for door to door delivery & U get with 7 days warranty for sight unseen buyers on Cars, But Yacht & RVs by appointment only weekdays after U seen the walkaround video and confirming you have your funds. Originally kept 1986 as a compact two-seat sports coupe, the Pontiac Fiero was originally intended to be a hot mid-engine sports car. It had to be re-imagined as a compact commuter car to get the production green light, as GM execs didn’t want anything challenging their flagship Corvette for performance supremacy. The young engineers from Pontiac had to ditch the notion of stuffing the little wedge with a high-performance aluminum V6 The Pontiac Fiero perennially appears on car enthusiasts' bucket lists. Considered a simple pace car and one of the 10 greatest automotive designs with its mid-engine layout, enthusiasts rate this little two-seater as one of the best sports cars of the 1980s. Surprisingly, it's touted as one of the top choices for tall individuals and a future collectible. Recently, I stumbled upon a pristine, low-mileage example that caught my eye. Initially designed as a two-seat, mid-engine sports car boasting an advanced suspension and potent V6 engine, the Fiero's potential was curbed before its launch by GM’s concerns of potential competition with the Corvette. As a result, the car was significantly toned down. Our feature car is a 1986 Pontiac Fiero GT in Light Gold Metallic over a silver base. It appears to be in very good original condition, with driven just 2,000 miles showing on the odometer. almost 70 k miles. The paint appears to be the original, well-kept finish.