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I saw this a parking garage. It looks to have a 5 speed. I thought they only made 2 doors.
Not at all... That's what they were made to compete with. Those cars were scary fast given it was all in a in a very lightweight box, at a time when few real muscle cars were available from a dealerWasn't these cars a Volkswagen Rabbit with the Chrysler logo?
Not just no, but hell no!Wasn't these cars a Volkswagen Rabbit with the Chrysler logo? I'm sure that Chrysler did the high performance add ons.
Maybe for a street car production 4 cylinder motor from Dodge. There were already under 2Lt racing engine from Ford Cosworth pushing 200+ from N/A production block based engine in the mid 70’s.Also Shelby and Dodge were the first to get 200 HP out of normally aspirated 4 cylinder.
I think the wiki is wrong. GLH is the Omni, GLHS is the Charger. This being on top of regular production Shelby Chargers.
Wasn't these cars a Volkswagen Rabbit with the Chrysler logo?
Yes for a production motor.Maybe for a street car production 4 cylinder motor from Dodge. There were already under 2Lt racing engine from Ford Cosworth pushing 200+ from N/A production block based engine in the mid 70’s.
That thing is super cool.Here's a couple pics of the 6000 mile car.
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Charlie Sheen drove one in the Wraith.Then in 1981 Dodge created this.
2.2L 4 cylinder With Garret Twin Turbos.
Pumping out 440 HP. The car was able to go about 195 mph.
The Interceptor M4S, they made a few prototypes. Yeah it was ahead of its time and sadly Dodge never really expanded much on it.
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Yeah of its tail lights. lolThere is a fast red GLH Turbo on You Tube. It will give anyone that don't know a good picture!
Those cars came right off the pregnant truck straight from Chrysler just like that. They were badass. Still are.Wasn't these cars a Volkswagen Rabbit with the Chrysler logo? I'm sure that Chrysler did the high performance add ons.