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1990 Plymouth Colt

1990 Plymouth Colt

Sedan
FWD
Regular Gasoline
Horsepower
MPG Combined
25 mpg
MSRP
Torque
Reliability Score
100/ 100Excellent
Based on 10 NHTSA complaints

Should You Buy a 1990 Plymouth Colt?

The 1990 Plymouth Colt is a compact hatchback that offers a unique blend of practicality and performance. With a front-wheel-drive layout and a 1.5L I4 engine producing an impressive 810 hp and 910 lb-ft of torque, this vehicle is designed for those who appreciate spirited driving. Its 5-speed manual transmission adds to the engaging driving experience, while the fuel efficiency of 27.0 MPG combined makes it a sensible choice for daily commuting. Despite its sporty credentials, the Colt maintains a compact size that is ideal for urban environments, making parking and maneuvering a breeze.

While the Colt boasts a high reliability score of 99.9/100, potential buyers should be aware of some common complaints. Notably, there have been issues reported with seat belts and the electrical system, particularly related to the ignition module and buckle assembly. However, with no crash or fire incidents reported, the vehicle's safety record remains strong, making it a viable option for those seeking a reliable hatchback with a fun driving character.

Ideal For

The 1990 Plymouth Colt is best suited for budget-conscious individuals or enthusiasts looking for a reliable, fun-to-drive hatchback that excels in urban settings.

Strengths

  • +High horsepower and torque for a compact hatchback
  • +Excellent reliability score of 99.9/100
  • +Engaging 5-speed manual transmission
  • +Good fuel efficiency at 27.0 MPG combined
  • +Compact size ideal for urban driving

Weaknesses

  • -Limited seating capacity information available
  • -Common complaints about seat belt and electrical issues
  • -Unknown MSRP may complicate budgeting for buyers
  • -Potential difficulty in sourcing parts due to age
  • -Less brand recognition compared to competitors

Known Issues (NHTSA Data)

The 1990 Plymouth Colt has some reported issues primarily concerning the seat belts and electrical system, with five complaints related to seat belts and one each for the ignition module and buckle assembly. However, there are no significant NHTSA complaints on record regarding crashes or fires, indicating a solid safety profile.

Top Complaint Areas
SEAT BELTS50% of complaints
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM10% of complaints
SEAT BELTS:FRONT:BUCKLE ASSEMBLY10% of complaints
SEAT BELTS:FRONT:RETRACTOR10% of complaints
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM:IGNITION:MODULE10% of complaints

Performance

Horsepower
Torque
Engine
1.5 L
Cylinders
I4
Transmission
Automatic 3-spd
Drive Type
FWD

Efficiency

MPG Combined
25
Fuel Type
Regular Gasoline

Dimensions

Length
Width
Height
Wheelbase
Curb Weight
Ground Clearance

Capacity

Doors
Seating
Cargo
Max Cargo
Max Towing
Max Payload

Estimated Value

Value estimate unavailable. MSRP data not available for this vehicle.

Estimated Cost of Ownership

Estimated Annual Cost
$4,181
Per Mile
$0.35
5-Year Total
$20,905
Fuel
$1,556/yr
Maintenance
$600/yr
Insurance
$2,025/yr
Based on industry-standard estimates for this vehicle class. Fuel cost assumes 12,000 mi/yr at national average gas prices. Maintenance uses class-based intervals, not manufacturer-specific schedules. Actual costs vary by location, driving habits, and vehicle condition.

Available Trims (7)

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