The Fiero was something of a disappointment for GM, to put it mildly, but enough of them were sold that I still see the occasional example in fast-turnover wrecking yards. For some reason, I haven't photographed any junkyard Fieros for this series before today (though I have photographed an incredibly detailed full-back Fiero tattoo, and Sajeev has written about this 3.8-swapped Fierrari), but this extremely yellow '86 in Northern California caught my eye a few months back.
I'm pretty sure these door decals weren't factory-installed.
Likewise, the yellow instrument-cluster bezels.
This yard was nice enough to put carpets under all the cars, but then someone knocked this Fiero off its jackstands.
In the alternative-universe scenario put forward by GM's marketers, Fieros driven by attractive young women were so numerous that hitchhikers could afford to wait for a Fiero GT, or at least one with a V6.
from The Truth About Cars http://ift.tt/Jh8LjA
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