need help,have found out that my 88 iroc convertible 5 speed was owned by GM Canada for 1 year before it ended up at a dealership in Toronto.
Spoke with GM Canada about it thinking it may have been their promotional vehicle but according to them it wouldnt have been and they really didnt have any other explanation as to why GM would have had this car for 1 year perhaps an executive had it any other thoughts out there as well there is a sticker front windshield bottom drivers side `official factory vehicle GM Canada`if this means anything

 

Could of been a GM PEP evaluation/big shot ride. Then sent to a GM dealer
auction and sold as used.

 

Is it about 1" by 3" and blue & white? I've seen quite a few 3rd gens, both Camaros and Firebirds, with decals like that. Not sure exactly what it means, but doesn't seem to be all that rare.

 

thats correct not implying thats its rare just dont know why its there. The ones that you have seen are they on coupes ,t tops as well as convertibles

 

About split on the coupes & t-tops. I can recall only ever seeing one vert with it.
I'd like to know how they got there on some cars myself.

 

thanks I was beginning to think that they only came on verts as factory authorized vehicles

 

could very well have been, I have done work for a few different automotive industries as well as parts manufacturers who actually do this. As well they show off vehicles in their reception area. Have seen some very interesting concept vehicles.

 

Just bringing this back to see if there are any other thoughts as to why GM Canada may have owned this IROC.
The dealership also owned the IROC for about 6 months before it went to a private owner.