The Chrysler Daytona was a front-wheel-drive sports coupe based on the Chrysler G-body, sold in Canada after 1986 as a counterpart to the U.S.-market Dodge Daytona. It offered turbocharged four-cylinder engines and hatchback practicality in the late 1980s. It was part of Chrysler's performance-oriented compact coupe lineup of the era.
The Chrysler Daytona was the Chrysler-badged version of the Dodge Daytona, a front-wheel-drive sport coupe and hatchback built from 1984 to 1993 on the G-body platform derived from the K-car. Turbocharged versions gave it credible performance during Chrysler's 1980s turbo era.
42years
6trims
139–221hp range
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Why the Daytona mattersTrims
6 trims · 1984–1993This Daytona offered turbocharged four-cylinder power in a front-drive hatchback coupe, badged as a Chrysler for certain markets.