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Mitsubishi Sapporo 1600 GLX

MODEL YEAR: 1980

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General

Complete name of the carMitsubishi Sapporo 1600 GLX
Model year1980
Quality of DataE - Most field Uncomplete

Specifications

Body styleCoupé
no.Doors2
Wheelbase2530 mm
Lenght4525 mm
Width1675 mm
Height1350 mm
Curb Weight1095 kg
Wheel DriveRear
Engine LocationFront
Seating capacity (number)2+2
Track Tread (front)1385 mm
Track Tread (rear)1365 mm
Engine AlignmentLongitudinal
Fuel capacity60 l

Engine / Powertrain

Kind of EngineNaturally aspirated
Cylinders ConfigurationStraight/Inline Engine
Displacement1598 cc
Cylinders number4
Valve TrainSingle overhead camshaft SOHC
Bore76.9 mm
Stroke86 mm
Maximum Power (HP)74 hp
Power (PS)75 PS
Power kW55 kW
Power @ rounds per minute5500 rpm
Torque116 Nm
Torque @ r.p.m.3500 rpm
Compression Ratio8.5:1
FuelPetrol
CoolantWater

Drivetrain & Suspension

Front BrakesDisc
Rear BrakesDrum
Transmission type5 speed manual
Wheel Size (front)5j x 13
Wheel Size (rear)5j x 13
Front tyres dimensions185/70 hr 13
Rear tyres dimensions185/70 hr 13
Fuel capacity60 l

Performances

Top Speed158 km/h
Consumption city15.4 l/100km
Consumption mixed9.5 l/100km
Consumption heavy11.1 l/100km

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Mitsubishi Cordia 1600 GSL Mitsubishi Cordia 1600 GSL Automatic

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Model timeline

  1. 1978
  2. 1979
  3. 1980
  4. 1981
  5. 1982
  6. 1983
  7. 1984

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