General Motors held Pontiac engineers back when they designed the 1980s Fiero; a Layton man shows what it could have been.
<p>LAYTON — In the mid-1980s, Pontiac made a sporty, mid-engine two-seater called the Fiero. It got mixed reviews before the model was killed in 1988.
 As such, early models had a small &quot;Iron Duke&quot; 4-cylinder engine that made 92 horsepower — the Corvette that year made 205 horsepower.
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