Dodge Neon SRT-4
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Originally posted by qtiger
Diamond Star Motors no longer exists. There are equipment trades under other names.
The 2.4L in the Neon and PT cruiser was originally used in the 2G nonturbo DSM spyders.
Diamond Star Motors no longer exists. There are equipment trades under other names.
The 2.4L in the Neon and PT cruiser was originally used in the 2G nonturbo DSM spyders.
and no that is not the same engine...
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Mitsubishi Motor Manufacturing of America (MMMA)
MMMA is an auto assembly facility that started operations as a joint venture between Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) of Japan and the Chrylser Corporation. Diamond-Star Motors, as it was originally named, began production of the Mitsubishi Eclipse and the Plymouth Laser on xx/xx/ 1988. Over the years since, the product line included models such as the Eagle Talon, the Eagle Summit, the Mitsubishi Mirage, and the Dodge Avenger. Today's models include the Eclipse, the Eclipse Spyder (convertible) the Mitsubishi Galant, the Dodge Stratus, and the Chrysler Sebring. Today, roughly 2900 union members are employed at MMMA.
MMMA is an auto assembly facility that started operations as a joint venture between Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) of Japan and the Chrylser Corporation. Diamond-Star Motors, as it was originally named, began production of the Mitsubishi Eclipse and the Plymouth Laser on xx/xx/ 1988. Over the years since, the product line included models such as the Eagle Talon, the Eagle Summit, the Mitsubishi Mirage, and the Dodge Avenger. Today's models include the Eclipse, the Eclipse Spyder (convertible) the Mitsubishi Galant, the Dodge Stratus, and the Chrysler Sebring. Today, roughly 2900 union members are employed at MMMA.
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Whatever, I will save this post and refer to it when this piece of **** arrives on showroom floors. Oh, and a friend of mine had a Omni GLHS (or whatever it was called, it was black and fairly fast) the only problem was that even after several trips to the dealer, it would still run after you shut it off like it had a turbo timer in it and it would backfire a couple oftimes while doing it. It was really embarrassing at parties