This is the front-drive, Mitsubishi Mirage based Plymouth Colt, which took over from the Champ as the Plymouth badge on the Mirage from the 1983 model year; the rear-drive Colts of the 1970s are a separate line. Dodge sold the same cars. The GTS Turbo of 1984 used a 1.6-litre turbo four rated at 102 hp, and the Twin Stick gearbox was offered on it. By 1993 the line used a 1.5-litre four with 92 hp, with a 1.8-litre of 113 hp optional. Dodge and Plymouth dropped the Colt sedans and coupes after the 1994 model year, with the Neon taking over in the United States.
The Plymouth Colt was a line of subcompact captive imports built by Mitsubishi and sold in the United States from 1983 to 1994, taking over from the Champ. It was a rebadged front-wheel-drive Mitsubishi Mirage, offered as a hatchback, sedan and wagon with Mitsubishi four-cylinder engines. It was a fuel-efficient, affordable entry point in Plymouth's lineup. Dodge sold the same cars under the same name.
43years
4trims
67–101hp range