Fun car to learn car ownership 101. Only produced for a few years, so parts can be somewhat hard to source from time to time. Very forgiving clutch for someone to learn how to drive a manual (ask me how I know). Cheap mid-engine car that isn't the easiest to work on, but it's enjoyable to drive spirited. Handles better then you would expect for having such a short wheelbase. Has a lot of available options for aftermarket support so that you can pick and choose. I have owned a couple of these cars throughout the years and had to say the 1988 body is my favorite so far.

The Pontiac Fiero that I purchased is one of the best cars I have ever purchased. I love the lack of technology, which some would find a con, but I find it refreshing to not have to worry about anything breaking. I love the power to weight ratio. It's absolutely unmatched by pretty much any other vehicle. It is not the fastest vehicle nor the most comfortable, but it's low to the ground, corners like a dream and just has that 80s feel to it with the square cluster and flip up headlights. There are a few cons to this vehicle. If you are a family, I would totally not recommend this vehicle due to the fact that is has a microscopic trunk and only two seats.