Well, for a saddle '88 interior at least.



I compared 10 or so colors and styles of carpet from Lloyd to make sure I got the closest match possible. Ended up being #520 which I'm pretty sure is what The Fiero Store uses but I really felt like the black emblem was out of place given how little black there is in the interior. Went with thread color #906 and I think I nailed it--looks much more stock to me than the black emblem.

P.S I'm sure these came with floor mats from the factory, but why do I feel like I have never seen a car with them? Do they just blend in very well?

They do match perfectly and do not have any logo. I'd take a picture of mine but can't open my doors right now because the car is packed in tight.

Stock floor mats are made of the same material as the carpet, and they fit perfectly, so they are hard to detect in pictures.

Here's one in the junkyard.... Black logo, but I don't know if it is factory original or GM-approved aftermarket. Carpet looks like a finer weave.

quote Originally posted by css9450: Here's one in the junkyard.... Black logo, but I don't know if it is factory original or GM-approved aftermarket. Carpet looks like a finer weave.

Not factory, just GM approved > https://www.lloydmatsstore....JEAAYASAAEgKCgPD_BwE

That makes sense.... The Lloyd's logo I am sure wasn't on the factory originals!

Have purchased some really great looking mats from Lloyds. Fine products.

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OE floor mats are made w/ same carpet as rest of car w/ heavy "rubber" underlay.
But most to all Driver side ones doesn't have plastic area where feet eats up carpet under pedals. So many wear out then get thrown.

Fiero and many other mats don't have anything that keep them moving forward.
So many are "bent" over at best and often stay that way. Some can cause problems w/ gas and clutch pedals too because get stuffed behind them. (Brake pedal doesn't move much to have mat problems.)


D-side shown some wear on edges and white areas next to gray © is where feet digs. Also some bending on front but bit hard to see here.
The "rubber" back on both have issues too.
P-side is flat only because no-one there most times.

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quote Originally posted by theogre: Fiero and many other mats don't have anything that keep them moving forward. So many are "bent" over at best and often stay that way. Some can cause problems w/ gas and clutch pedals too because get stuffed behind them. (Brake pedal doesn't move much to have mat problems.)

Our 88 factory floor mats came with "Velcro" sewed to the back near the seat side that grabs the rug to prevent it from moving - of course this just has made the carpet underneath get all fuzzy over the years of lifting the floor mats to clean underneath.