Chevrolet Malibu 1982 - 1983 Restyling, Break
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Informations de base
Marque
Chevrolet
Modèle
Malibu
Classe
Родинний
Début de production
1982
Fin de production
1983
Caractéristiques Chevrolet Malibu 1 generation [4th restyling]
Bodywork
Body type
Wagon
Curb weight
1515.6 kg
Front track
1486 mm
Ground clearance
158 mm
Height
1418 mm
Length
4911 mm
Max trunk capacity
2049 l
Min trunk capacity
2049 l
Number of seater
6
Rear track
1467 mm
Wheelbase
2745 mm
Width
1826 mm
Engine
Capacity
3753 cm3
Cylinder bore
95 mm
Cylinder layout
V-type
Engine power
110 hp
Engine type
Gasoline
Injection type
carburetor
Max power at RPM
from 4 200 RPM
Maximum torque
230 N*m
Number of cylinders
6
Stroke cycle
88.4 mm
Turnover of maximum torque
to 2 000 RPM
Valves per cylinder
2
Gearbox and handling
Drive wheels
Rear wheel drive
Gearbox type
Automatic
Number of gear
3
Turning circle
12.2 m
Operating characteristics
Acceleration (0-100 km/h)
16.3 s
City driving fuel consumption per 100 km
17.5 l
Cruising range
from 390 to 650 km
Fuel
95
Fuel tank capacity
69 l
Highway driving fuel consumption per 100 km
10.6 l
Max speed
157 km/h
Mixed driving fuel consumption per 100 km
15 l
Suspension and brakes
Back suspension
Multi wishbone, Trailing arms, Stabilizer bar
Front brakes
ventilated disc
Front suspension
Independent, Lever, Dampers, spring, Stabilizer bar
Rear brakes
drum
Moteurs disponibles
5
modifications
Essence
4 variantes3.8 l, 110 ch, essence, automatique, propulsion
Carrosserie: Station Wagon
3.8 AT (110 hp)
1983 – 1983
3.8 AT California (110 hp)
1982 – 1983
4.4 l, 115 ch, essence, automatique, propulsion
Carrosserie: Station Wagon
4.4 AT (115 hp)
1982 – 1983
5.0 l, 145 ch, essence, automatique, propulsion
Carrosserie: Station Wagon
5.0 AT (145 hp)
1982 – 1983
5.0 l, 150 ch, essence, automatique, propulsion
Carrosserie: Station Wagon
5.0 AT (150 hp)
1982 – 1983
Diesel
1 variantes5.7 l, 105 ch, diesel, automatique, propulsion
Carrosserie: Station Wagon
5.7 D AT (105 hp)
1982 – 1983