1989 Plymouth Speedster Concept Car Specifications
Yet another of the many concepts trying to interest a youthful demographic, the 1989 Plymouth Speedster concept car featured a blend of motorcycle and car attributes. The 1989 Plymouth Speedster concept car specifications detailed below provide a closer look at this interesting design approach. ©2007 Publications International, Ltd. The 1989 Plymouth Speedster concept car hoped to interest 18-25 year-olds. Neither the Speedster, nor the Plymouth brand, had any real future. |
Manufacturer: Chrysler Corporation, Highland Park, MI
Body design: 2-passenger, 2-door roadster; molded plastic tub body
Powertrain layout: not available
Wheelbase: 81.7 inches
Overall length: 130.2 inches
Overall width: 61.2 inches
Overall height: 45.2 inches
Track, front: 53.5 inches
Track, rear: 53.5 inches
Weight: not available
Approximate price: not available
Engine type: none
Displacement (liters/cubic inches): not available
Horsepower @ rpm: not available
Torque (lbs./ft.) @ rpm: not available
Fuel delivery: not available
Transmission: not available
Suspension, front: not available
Suspension, rear: not available
Brakes: not available
1989 Plymouth Speedster Concept Car Performance
Top speed: not available
0-60 mph: not available
Quarter-mile: not available
mph @ quarter-mile: not available
NOTE: The Speedster was a design exercise with no engine.
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