I want one. Dodge Deora

[Llia]

https://blog.dodge.com/events/the-dodge-deora/#.WcZvJZpyB-Y.link

 

[Papasonic]

I'm old enough to remember the A100 new, from which the Deora was made.
The Chrysler built slant 6 engine in the Deora, was in its day the most durable and reliable gasoline engine ever produced. It came in three flavors; 170, 198, and 225 cubic inch.

 

[JTee2017]

I'm old enough to remember the A100 new, from which the Deora was made.
The Chrysler built slant 6 engine in the Deora, was in its day the most durable and reliable gasoline engine ever produced. It came in three flavors; 170, 198, and 225 cubic inch.

Ahh. . . the slant 6. They used those in the Plymouth Duster too. I knew a guy who had a '73 and went over 200,000 miles in it. Body didn't look too good though from winter road salt.

But going back even further. I remember going to Autorama with my dad and older brother. I think I was about 8 years old. Lot's of cool futuristic stuff back then. Turbine powered cars and by the 1990's cars were to be able to drive themselves via a signal guide wired buried in the road beds. Funny how there are endeavoring to do that now only with cameras, radar, sonar(?), GPS, and other tech.

 

[MaD]

I had a duster once... that slant 6 almost killed me when it thru a rod out the front tire on me... I was on a dirt road and when it went I did 2 rollovers and one end over end landed upside-down in a ditch... hate the whole Chrysler line... will never own one again... but that's my 2 cents [emoji36]

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[shibbs]

I'm sure it would do MARVELOUSLY in crash safety tests.