Dodge revived the Monaco name for 1990 on a front-drive sedan that was a rebadged Eagle Premier, differing from it mainly in trim, badging and grille. It took the place of the Diplomat in the Dodge line and was built in Ontario, Canada. Its only engine was the 3.0-liter PRV V6 of the Premier, rated at 150 hp by Consumer Guide. The car was sold for the 1990, 1991 and 1992 model years, and 1992 was the last, with nothing new but revised body colors, according to Consumer Guide.
The 1990-1992 Dodge Monaco was a front-drive mid-size sedan, a rebadged Eagle Premier with the 3.0-liter PRV V6. It is a different car from the full-size rear-drive Monaco of 1965 to 1978.
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Why the Monaco (1990-1992) mattersTrims
2 trims · 1990–1992Eagle Premier-based front-drive sedan (1990-1992) with a Renault-designed 3.0L V6, a product of Chrysler's AMC acquisition.