Introduced in the 1987 representation year, the third-generation Chrysler LeBaron featured a span of trims and letter for 1990. Based on Chrysler's J chassis, it could be ordered as a coupe, convertible or sedan.
Engines
The representation engine for 1990 was a 2.5 litre, naturally aspirated, inline four cylinder that produced 100 horsepower. Optional powerplants included a turbocharged 174-horsepower, 2.2-liter, inline four cylinder; a 150-horsepower, turbocharged 2.5-liter inline four cylinder; and a 141-horsepower, 3.0-liter, 181-cubic-inch displacement Mitsubishi V6 that came morals on the 1990 LeBaron sedan.
Trims
Measurements
The 1990 coupe and convertible LeBarons had a 101-inch wheelbase, with the sedan extensive to 104 inches. The five-passenger coupe weighed 2,863 lb., while the four-passenger convertible tipped the scales at 3,010 lb. All models included a 14-gallon fuel receptacle and managed approximately 19 to 20 combined mpg.For the 1990 representation year LeBaron, the coupe and convertible intent styles could be ordered in a assortment of trim levels. At the backside was the Highline pattern design, which included capacity windows and aptitude heated mirrors, while the Highline Turbo and GT Turbo models included the turbocharged 2.5-liter inline four-cylinder engine. The GTC Turbo came with the high-revving 2.2-liter, turbocharged inline four cylinder, while the Premium and GT models included the 3.0-liter V6. The sedan, on the contrary, offered ethical one trim flat built approximately the V6 engine mated to an automatic transmission.
Timber extent topped elsewhere at 14.4 cubic feet, with the convertible reducing that to 10.3 cubic feet.
