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What years did they make the Dodge Stealth?

What years did they make the Dodge Stealth?

Take a look at the Dodge Stealth, created by the joint forces of Dodge and Mitsubishi, an American-Japanese automotive alliance that produced one chic sports car. Manufactured between 1991-1996, you can check any Dodge dealership for a used Dodge Stealth, and experience the real beauty of collaboration.

Does the Dodge Stealth have airbags?

Four Stealth models were offered, each with a driver-side airbag and transverse 3.0-liter V6 engine. Base, ES, and R/T models were front drive. That one also got permanently engaged 4-wheel drive and 4-wheel steering, which turns the rear wheels slightly in the same direction as the front wheels at speeds past 30 mph.

What kind of engine does a 1991 Dodge Stealth have?

Four-wheel steering is standard with the all-wheel drive R/T Turbo model, powered by a twin-turbocharged 300-horsepower V6. Base models have a 164-horse SOHC V6 engine, ES and R/T a DOHC V6 making 222 horsepower. Read what other owners think about the 1991 Dodge Stealth.

When did the Dodge Stealth stop being made?

The Dodge Stealth was produced for a total of six years. From 1991 to 1996, four different trims were available for potential buyers to select from. These include the Base model, ES model, RT model and RT/TT model. From 1991 to 1993, all four options were produced. However, from 1994 to 1996 the ES model was dropped – leaving just the Base,…

What are the differences between the Dodge Stealth?

Leather seats were also an option for the RT and RT/TT models, as well as the Digital Climate Control. Power window/locks are standard. When it comes to engine and power, the Base/ES/RT and RT/TT models are grouped a bit differently.

How to tell the difference between RT and stealth?

Last but not least, the 94-96 RT and RT/TT bumpers have rib-like ridges that set it apart from the 91-93 RT and RT/TT rear bumpers. To tell the difference between the RT model and RT/TT Stealth’s (all years), you will notice that the RT/TT Stealth has an extra exhaust outlet on the passenger side.

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