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early 70s compact cars big 4

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No that's not it not as rounded body style more angular I can picture it but the name eludes me.
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Maybe a little later . Late 70s or early 80s. What was the little Dodge/Chrysler? Sporty little thing neat looking. Maybe even had a turbo version I think. Pretty popular.
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i dont remember the colt being the same time frame as the pinto or vega  i think it came on the next wave of compacts 
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I had a Plymouth Arrow back in the day , believe it had a Mitsubishi engine. Little 4 cylinder hatch back . Fold down back seat with a hatchback. Every teenager should have one. Car was a piece of crap but was a lot of fun for me at the time
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Originally posted by Dennis J OPKs Dennis J OPKs wrote:

What about the Valiant?  Maybe that's too big.


If I remember right the Valiant was a bigger car. Wasn't the Valiant what the Duster was made from?
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Isnt it crazy mostly all manufactures went over there to pick up on technology- we couldnt do it over here ,,, WTF- cars , tractors etc,,  
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AMC made both the Gremlin and the Pacer. Drove a Pacer once. Like being in a bubble.
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What about the Valiant?  Maybe that's too big.
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Chrysler mostly went to Mitsubishi for their earliest small cars. I think the first subcompact they offered for the US market was the "Colt", which was Mitsubishi manufactured.
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amc gremlin not pacer
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their was the ford pinto, chevrolet vega, amc pacer .  what did chrysler have?
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