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1986 Dodge Colt Overview
With the introduction of the 4-door sedan in 1985, the 1986 Dodge Colt drops its 4-door hatchbacks, keeping the 2-door DL and turbo GTS models. The GTS featured the 1.6-liter turbo engine, while the hatches carried a 1.5-liter, 4-cylinder, 68-hp engine. The Premier sedan was available with either the 1.6 or the 1.5. The Vista Wagon was powered by the 2.0-liter, 88-hp I4. All-wheel drive is an option this year on these normally front-wheel drive vehicles.
Though not loaded with much in the way of creature comforts, the all cars held four to five passengers comfortably, though the 2-door hatchback was a bit of a squeeze. Air conditioning and power options were all extras.
The 1987 Colt was affordable and durable. Owners report the engines can be worked hard and never seem to quit. Great gas mileage adds to the attraction. The Colt is also easy to modify and parts are inexpensive. Some complaints exist about its lack of power, particularly when tackling hills.
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How Much Should 1986 Dodge Colt With 68k Original Miles Sell For?
I've been using it as my primary car for about 3 years where I've put on 15k of the miles. Before that it was my Grandma's car as she bought it in 1992 and almost never drove it. When I take it to ...
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- 2 Dr E Hatchback
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- 4 Dr Vista Wagon
Were I had the '86 DL w/1.5L. My very first car. GREAT gas mileage, but had absolutely NO power! Climbing hills? GOOD LUCK! But was Reliable and durable.