Dodge Spirit

The Dodge Spirit five-sedan sedan (translated from English - "Spirit") from 1989 to 1995. Dodge Spirit is also known under the names of Chrysler Spirit and Chrysler Saratoga. Dodge Spirit went from the conveyor of plants in Newark, Delaware, USA and Toluca, Mexico. Predecessor Dodge Spirit is a Dodge 600 car.

The history of the front-wheel drive sedan Dodge Spirit began in 1989 and lasted six years. The car was based on a single platform with Dodge Plymouth Acclaim, Chrysler Lebaron and Saratoga and was positioned as replacing the outrient model of Dodge Aries. The first few months both cars were collected in parallel.

The basic set of Dodge Spirit was offered with a 2.5-liter 100-power engine or with it with a turbocharged version, which develops 150 "horses". Some time, a 141-strong 3-liter V6 was also installed on Dodge Spirit. As a transmission, both a manual box and "automatic" were used.

The Spirit body was four-door, but the model itself was offered in five- and six-bed vents. In the last case, the last two series of seats were replaced by triple sofas.

In 1991, Chrysler released a "charged" modification of Spirit - Dodge Spirit R / T with a 224-strong turbo engine of 2.2 liters of development of the British Lotus company. Aggagating with a five-minute mechanical gearbox, this engine accelerated the R / T version of the sedan to a 100-kilometer mark for 5.8 seconds.

The mechanical transmissions of A523 and A568 have five speeds, automatic A413 and A670 - three transmissions, and the A604 automatic box is four steps. In 1991, Dodge Spirit R / T received the title "The fastest sedan in America". Front suspension Dodge Spirit contains double transverse lever, front brakes - disk, rear - drums. The Dodge Spirit car was replaced by Dodge Stratus.

In Mexico, Spirit was sold under the name of Chrysler Spirit and offered carburetor, and then injection 2,5-liter installation. In the 1994th, the assembly of the model stopped.

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