Difference between revisions of "Chrysler Cordoba"

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Also see 1970 Newport Cordoba

1976 Cordoba Ad

Background:

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History:

Model Predecessor

None

Model Successor

Chrysler Sebring

Export Versions

Related Models

Dodge Charger
Dodge Magnum
Plymouth Sport Fury
Dodge Monaco
Dodge Mirada

Competition

Pontiac Grand Prix
Buick Regal
Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Ford Thunderbird
Lincoln MKVI

Technical:

Class

Personal Luxury

Platform

B Body (AKA The Forgotten B Body or the Late B Body for the 1975-79 model years)
J-Body 1980-83 Chrysler Cordoba, Chrysler Imperial, Dodge Mirada

Engines

1975-1978 -- 318CI, 360CI, and 400CI
1979 -- 318CI, 360CI, and 360CI Police
1980 -- 225CI Slant 6, 318CI, 360CI and 360CI E58
1981-1983 --225CI Slant 6, 318CI, 318CI FI (Imperial only)

A904 or A727 transmissions w/lockup converter.

Specifications:

Length, width, height, wheelbase

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Year by Year Changes, Production Numbers, and Cost:

1975

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1976

1977

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1978

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1979

don't forget the 300 package

Last year of the B-body Cordoba and Magnum. Hi performance e58 360 engine option offered in the 1979 Chrysler 300 (Cordoba) and Magnum GT.

1980

New "downsized J body's introduced. Mirada introduced to replace the Magnum. Cordoba LS "300 appearance option" offered. Only year of the J body with the 360 option.

1981

First year of the J-body Chrysler Imperial

1982

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1983

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