What is the difference between a Fiero Coupe and a Fiero Sport Coupe? I see it listed on some places on the net. And if it asks me for what mine is, I never know what to put. I have an '86 2M4, what does that make my car?

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1986 Fiero 2M4 MODIFIED

My Understanding is this:

1984 - 1986 Body Styles (coupe) are the Coupe. Now, if you get THAT body style with a V6 in it (85-86) options, then you have an SC

If you have an Aero Notchback, REGARDLESS of motor, its an SE (exception is the 85 and Indy).

And then the GT's are the 85 GT, and any fastback.

Hope that clarifies.

-Karl

I'm not sure of the correct answer, but my first Fiero was an '86 SC. It was the generic, black bumper notchback but it had the Iron Duke.

I did a carfax and I have the 87 GT and it says the body style is a coupe. So do they call all body styles coupe unless they are a sports coupe?

Year/Make/Model: 1987 PONTIAC FIERO GT
Body Style: COUPE
Engine: 2.8L V6 FI
Fuel: GASOLINE
Driveline: REAR WHEEL DRIVE
Carburetion: FUEL INJECTED
Cylinders: 6
Manufactured in: UNITED STATES

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1987 Fiero GT

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....~Made in Pontiac, MI 72392 of 76,371~....

As I understand it, SC's have one of the stiffer suspensions as a standard part of the build. Not much I've noticed beyond that. (Mine is an 87SC)

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Mine is classified as a sport coupe and its an 84 4speed 4cylinder

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The term "coupe" is generic. It means that the car has 2 doors. Doesn't matter if it's a 2 door Lincoln or a 2 door Yugo. My first Fiero ('86 SC) was just about as generic as Fieros get. The only options it had were tilt, A/C and a slush box.

I had an 84 SC... I think the difference between coupe and sc is that sc has like absolutly no options.. heh

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-Alex

1986 Fiero GT STOCK Wingless, 1987 Fiero SC Stock,1984 Fiero Indy (resto project), 85 SE (donor frame for Indy), 86 SE Body only
President of FieroMontreal... www.fieromontreal.com
and Regional Director of CFOG-I for Eastern Canada. www.cfog-I.org

I'm still confused. I have some good options on my car like Sunroof, tilt, power windows...so does that make mine a sport coupe?

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1986 Fiero 2M4 MODIFIED

Ogre was right - If you wanted the WS6 package and 14" Hi Tech wheels they branded the car a Sport Coupe. My black SC had some good options like rear defrost, AC and power windows, but not cruise, power locks, or remote decklid release.

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my cat's sitting in my scrambled eggs.

I have an 84 Sport Coupe. The difference is just an option package. 4.10 drive ratio, tilt, better suspension, better wheels, AC, better stereo, stuff like that. I think if it wasn't a Sport Coupe, SE, or GT, then it had no options, unless the buyer picked a few ala carte.

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"Wise man say, when in doubt, mumble."

Erwin

Look at your VIN in the 5th position. If it's an E it's a coupe. If it's an M it's a sports coupe.

Phil

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25 years GM experience