As for how it got down in the states, the Pontiac dealer here in Minneapolis, MN had a brand new Firefly here for a while back to supposedly allow GM to gauge consumer interest. It was eventually up for sale at what I thought a high price - nearly as much as a Honda Civic at the time. Anyway, if this was a nationwide survey thing GM did, there may be DOZENS of fireflies flitting through the US!! :)

A guy who works at a nearby convenience store has a Firefly, I talked to him about it. He said he bought it from a friend who used to live in Canada. In addition to the Firefly, Canadian Pontiac dealers also sold a version of the Geo Tracker as the Sunrunner and the Chevy Corsica as the Tempest.

From 1992-1993 they also sold a line of cars called "Asuna" which included the Sunrunner, the SE/GT (a version of the Daewoo-built Pontiac LeMans), and the Sunfire (nothing to do with the modern-day Pontiac Sunfire; was actually a clone of the Isuzu Impulse).

Get these little cars Rust Checked and the body will last forever... I do mine every year.

May 12, 2008 - I purchased my 1991 Convertible Pontiac Firefly and drove it from the showroom. 17 years later, I am so happy with its performance. No major repairs have been required. I've taken care of it - she looks like brand new. People always stop me and ask me about it. I've had people wanting to buy it from me.

Sherwood Park, AB Canada.