What is the Plymouth Colt Vista?
The Colt Vista was a compact wagon with a tall cabin and a flexible interior, sold by Plymouth in the United States. Its upright shape gave it a more open feel than a conventional low-roof wagon. It was related to the Mitsubishi Chariot, which was sold under different names in other markets.
Generations and engines
The Colt Vista is listed as one generation, sold from 1984 to 1994. Its US-market petrol engines ranged from 1.8 L to 2.4 L. The tall wagon body gave the model a distinct role in Plymouth’s Colt range.
How economical was the Plymouth Colt Vista?
United States EPA figures for 1984–1994 give the Colt Vista a best combined rating of 25 MPG. Its lowest listed consumption is 9.4 L/100 km on the EPA test. EPA ratings use the US testing procedure, so keep that in mind when comparing them with figures from other markets.
Where was the Colt Vista sold?
The listed market is the United States, where the Colt Vista was offered with petrol engines. The model was part of Plymouth’s Colt range and was related to the Mitsubishi Chariot.
Questions and answers
What kind of car was the Plymouth Colt Vista?
It was a compact, tall wagon with a flexible interior.
How many generations are listed?
One generation, spanning 1984–1994.
What is its best combined EPA rating?
The best combined figure listed is 25 MPG.
What engine sizes were offered in the US figures?
The petrol engines ranged from 1.8 L to 2.4 L.
