RPO codes
RPO codes is an overview of Regular Production Option codes used to identify factory options, equipment, colors, trims, and configurations on the Pontiac Fiero.
RPO stands for Regular Production Option. GM used RPO codes to identify factory-installed equipment and option combinations.
Overview
A Fiero's RPO codes can help identify how the car was originally equipped from the factory.
RPO codes may describe items such as paint color, interior trim, transmission, engine, wheels, suspension package, audio system, glass, comfort features, and other factory options.
RPO label
The Fiero RPO label is typically found on the car and lists the option codes assigned to that vehicle.
Related topics:
- Service parts identification label
- Factory options
- Paint codes
- Interior color codes
- Production numbers
Common RPO topics
RPO-code articles may include:
- Engine RPO codes
- Transmission RPO codes
- Paint RPO codes
- Interior trim RPO codes
- Wheel RPO codes
- Audio RPO codes
- Suspension RPO codes
- Glass RPO codes
Fiero option identification
RPO codes are useful when verifying factory equipment, comparing model-year differences, checking originality, ordering parts, documenting a restoration, or researching production combinations.
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Audio options
Factory audio equipment can be identified through RPO codes. For example, the factory upgraded audio system commonly known as Performance Sound is associated with an RPO code.
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Paint and trim
Paint and trim codes are often used together when documenting a car's original appearance.
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Notes
RPO-code information should be verified carefully. Some codes were used across many GM vehicles, while others may have different meanings depending on year, division, or application.
When possible, RPO-code articles should include the code, description, model-year applicability, related parts, and source of the information.