I Was Wondering What Distingushes A Base Fiero From A 2M4?

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Nothing

All base Fiero are 2M4.

2M4 stands for 2 seaters Mid-Engine 4 cylinder. It is not a group of options.

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Oh Im Dumb

Now there is a diffrence between the base and the SE model. this pertains mostley to the 84's

All 1984-1986 Fiero four cylinder bumper pad cars in OEM condition will read "Fiero 2M4" on their decklids regardless of options. I believe that even the very difficult to find '86 SE aero four cylinder cars also read "Fiero 2M4", but from what I understand it's very difficult to come across one so I cannot confirm it. Starting in 1987, all notchback cars were switched to just "Fiero" and the lettering was made of two lines for the outline, rather than the solid lettering used on the '84-'86 "Fiero" word (the "2M4" portion had this outline prior).

The cars with special decklid decals you will come across pertaining to notchbacks will be the Indy Fiero, which has a "Indy Fiero" decal, and the '85 Fiero GT, which was the only GT to read "Fiero GT" on the outside of the car together in one spot (nowhere on the fastbacks is the wording 'Fiero' and 'GT' together).

quote Originally posted by Fiero84Freak: (nowhere on the fastbacks is the wording 'Fiero' and 'GT' together).

Wrong, it's on the front nose emblem.

quote Originally posted by FieroMontreal: Wrong, it's on the front nose emblem.

LOL! I forgot that one and I see my GT daily