How rare is a 1988 Pontiac fiero gt with t tops?

The rarity of a 1988 Pontiac Fiero GT with T-tops depends on several factors, including condition, options, and surviving numbers. While exact production numbers for specific Fiero models with specific options aren't readily available from GM, it's safe to say that a 1988 Fiero GT with T-tops is relatively rare, but not exceptionally so compared to other Fiero models.

Here's why:

* GT Trim: The GT was a higher trim level than the base model, meaning fewer were produced.

* T-Tops: T-tops were a popular option, but not standard. This means fewer Fieros had them, compared to those without.

* Year: 1988 was the final year of the Fiero. While production numbers were up that year, many were not GT models and not all had the T-tops.

* Survival Rate: Many Fieros, including GTs, have been lost to time due to rust, accidents, and neglect. This reduces the number of surviving vehicles.

To find a truly precise measure of rarity would require extensive research into GM production records (which may not be publicly accessible in this level of detail) or a deep dive into Fiero enthusiast club databases. You would likely need to search databases and online classifieds, then manually compile numbers of available cars to get a general idea of what's currently "on the market" in a given condition range.

In short, while not *extremely* rare, finding a well-preserved 1988 Pontiac Fiero GT with T-tops in good condition is likely less common than finding a standard Fiero.