The Dodge Colt is a subcompact car that was manufactured by Mitsubishi Motors and marketed by Dodge for model years 1971 to 1994 as captive imports. Rebadged variants include the …

2019年4月5日 · Hailing from 1980, it’s a super Malaisey Champ hatchback. As most of you were already thinking, the Champ wasn’t really a Plymouth at all — it was a Mitsubishi. For their first …

2017年10月26日 · This 1980 Plymouth Champ has 92k miles and is a sibling of the Mitsubishi Colt. This example is equipped with a twin-stick 4-speed manual transmission, featuring an …

Our resident Japanese survivor-car fanatic Scotty G. may want to check out this unmolested 1981 Plymouth Champ, a rare variant stemming from Chrysler’s affinity for re-badging Mitsubishi …

Plymouth Champ Custom 2-Door Hatchback 1.6L (man. 4) , model year 1979, version for North America U.S.: manufactured by Plymouth in United States assembly in Japan by Mitsubishi 3 …

1983: Plymouth Champ disappears, replaced by Plymouth Colt The Champ nameplate was changed in 1983 to Colt. These two cars were equipped with MCA Jet Valves available on two …

2024年12月13日 · Dive into the '80s with the Plymouth Champ—a compact icon of efficiency and practicality. Discover its unique twin-stick innovation and legacy.

Plymouth Champ The Champ was cousin to the Dodge Colt Hatchback. It was introduced for 1979 to compliment the brand’s imported line which included the Plymouth Arrow and …

The Plymouth Champ was a series of compact hatchbacks introduced in 1979. Based on the Dodge Colt, the Plymouth Champ was powered by a range of inline four engines.

Explore the 1979 Plymouth Champ's legacy: a fuel-efficient icon merging Japanese engineering with American style. A collector's guide to an unsung hero.