The production of the Dodge Colt was started in 1970 and was discontinued in 1994. The Colt has a lot in common with Plymouth Champ and Plymouth Colt The first generation was made available as a two-door pillared coupe and then later as a 4 door hardtop and a 4 door sedan. The second generation of the Colt was pretty much based on the design of the first generation but the shape of the cars was a bit rounder then.

The second generation of the Colt had single headlights rather than the doubles of the previous generation. The third generation of the Colt was a bit different and coupes and sedans were of a smaller, Lancer-based series, while the Wagons were based on the new Mitsubishi Galant Sigma. The fifth generation brought the van and also received a 1,755 cc engine in the four-wheel-drive version. Sixth generation was the strongest of all and contained a 1.6-litre 4G61T 135 hp (101 kW) turbocharged four-cylinder was produced for the 1989 model year only.

Dodge Colt

add a comment

Email (required): or Sign in

*0/3000 Character maximum

Review of other vehicles

Ford Crown Victoria

the Ford Crown Victoria was one of the not many full-size, back drive cars that never left. The Crown Vic moniker backpedals a few decades to when Ford received the name for a high-line trim level on the full-measure LTD vehicle, as gen X-ers and their senior citizens undoubtedly review...

Read more...

BMW R100

BMW Motorrad could outfit cooperative energies with BMW Automobile throughout advancement of the C development. Other than embracing the same vitality stockpiling modules and electronic componentry utilized as a part of the BMW i3, this was especially useful for electrical wellbeing, which is to traveler auto standard...

Read more...

Audi S4

Audi S4 is christened as the sport - ?s version of Audi A4. The sporty look of this car spreads a feel good factor engulfed in an atmosphere of elegance and aristocracy...

Read more...