* Variability: Performance figures like 0-60 times can vary depending on several factors:
* Engine: The 1986 Fiero GT came with a 2.8L V6. Even within that engine, there could be variations in power output and tuning.
* Transmission: A manual gearbox will likely be quicker than an automatic.
* Condition: The car's overall condition (maintenance, tire type, etc.) can impact acceleration.
* Driver: Even skilled drivers can have slight differences in launch technique.
* Lack of Standardized Testing: Back in 1986, there weren't widespread, standardized tests like there are today. Published figures would have been from various sources with differing methodologies.
How to Find a Possible Range:
* Search Online: Search for "1986 Pontiac Fiero GT 0-60" on car forums, enthusiast websites, and used car marketplaces. You might find some owner experiences or anecdotal information.
* Car Magazines: Try looking up the 1986 Fiero GT in car magazines from that era. They might have published acceleration figures.
Important Note: Remember that any figures you find are likely estimates, not official test results.
