Factory options
Factory options is an overview of factory-installed equipment, packages, and optional features available on the Pontiac Fiero.
Factory options are often identified by RPO codes listed on the service parts identification label.
Overview
The Pontiac Fiero was available with different factory options depending on model year, trim level, engine, transmission, body style, and market.
Factory options may include audio systems, wheels, glass, trim, comfort features, appearance packages, transmissions, suspension-related equipment, and other installed equipment.
RPO codes
GM used Regular Production Option codes to identify factory-installed equipment.
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- RPO codes
- Service parts identification label
- Audio RPO codes
- Paint RPO codes
- Interior trim RPO codes
Common option areas
Factory-option articles may include:
- Performance Sound
- Sunroof
- Factory radio
- Power windows
- Power locks
- Power mirrors
- Cruise control
- Rear defogger
- Air conditioning
- Automatic transmission
- Manual transmission
- Wheel options
- Spoiler
- Luggage rack
Audio options
Factory audio options varied by model year and equipment level.
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Interior and comfort options
Interior and comfort options may include power accessories, seat options, cruise control, air conditioning, trim variations, and convenience equipment.
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- Interior
- Power windows
- Power locks
- Power mirrors
- Cruise control
- Air conditioning
- Interior color codes
Exterior options
Exterior options may include wheels, spoilers, luggage racks, sunroofs, body trim, paint colors, and appearance features.
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Drivetrain options
Factory drivetrain availability depended on model year and trim.
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Model-year differences
Factory options changed during Fiero production. Some options were available only in certain years, on certain trims, or with certain engines or transmissions.
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Notes
Factory-option information should be verified with RPO labels, factory literature, owner's manuals, parts books, window stickers, build sheets, or other reliable sources.
Some equipment may have been added, removed, or modified by previous owners, so the presence of a feature on a car does not always prove that it was originally factory-installed.