Can we use our VIN # to some how find out what our Fiero was sold at.

lil' Ro

Not really. Vin # will tell you when the car was made and the model it was. The RPO codes, the white tag under the hood on the driver's side front wheel well, will tell you what options were on the car. You would need to find a price list for the options or option packages to price out the car. An old Consumer Report or some of the used car price guides may contain the original cost vs todays market value. Most Fieros with a standard set of options cost between $9K-$16 K originally. I have a Consumer's Guide from 1987, when I priced out my Fiero.

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You have mail Dan!

That stinks. Thought it would be cool to find out how much my car was bought at.

DaN Ro

What about the reproduction window sticker from Pontiac Historic Services? I hear all the time about people ordering them for about $12, but don't know if it has the price on it. Of course that doesn't mean that's what the negotiated price was for the first customer, but it's probably good enough for what Dan wants to know, right?

[This message has been edited by Cheever3000 (edited 02-19-2002).]