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Most Recent|1993 Dodge Daytona ES 2dr Hatchback
Bought the car from a private seller about 2ish years ago for $1000. Since then I've put about 700 dollars under the hood from blown head gaskets and radiators. I get about 8 MPG city and maybe 14 MPG highway, which is worse than corvettes of the time with much less power. I wouldn't recommend this car to anyone unless they bought the IROC or dropped a V8 RWD conversion into it to make it true muscle. I do, however, like the sound of the car. The day I bought it, I put a Thrush Turbo muffler on it and routed the exhaust out behind the doors. As I drive down the road, I can hear the Mitsubishi V6 growl like a caged animal. Interior is great. The true bucket seats are great to sleep in.
Interior is a trickster. I've had friends get in the back and have to lay down just to get room, which is nice because then I don't have to drag people around. I like the power from the V6 and the sound but that's it.
MPG??? And it would be nice to be able to add Twin Turbo to the car, considering the engine that is in the car is the same that is in the 3000GT which can be turbo'd. But there's no room for a turbo under the hood of this car. Maybe make it a little more sound proof as well.
1993 Dodge Daytona ES 2dr Hatchback
This was my second vehicle, I was 18 and wanted a sports car and thought this would fit nicely. Very comfortable seating, decent power and gas mileage, nothing to rave about. Personally loved the looks of the 93 Daytona, beautiful vehicle. Replaced the starter and the fuel pump in three years ownership at about 120k miles. A little too much body roll IMO for a sports car. Liked the Mitsubishi 3.0 v6, had alright low end, grabbed nicely in mid range, but I believe the governor started in at 90 MPH and cut you off at 110. Typical for dodge cars.
Great body styling, comfy interior, dials and controls easily in reach. Nice power. Good a acoustics for aftermarket stereo, never heard better in any other car with same system.
Seats though comfy had kinda cheap fabric which had ripped seams and exposed stuffing in both seats. Rear bucket seats had good leg room but zero head room leading to cricked necks.
1993 Dodge Daytona IROC 2dr Hatchback
I have a '92 Daytona IROC. This is a
sweet car. The V-6 3.0 Litre engine
provides more than enough power and
even offers decent mileage (average -
24 MPG.)
While it may not be the best and the
fastest on the market, it does hold
its own against many other sports cars.
The Daytona IROCs are relatively rare
but well worth the money.
V-6 engine. Compact design. Suspension - tight cornering provides loads of fun.
Chrysler/Mitsubishi engine - should have done something about the overhead gaskets that are known to blow. (Same engine that is in the Dodge Caravan) Better design of trunk/hatchback space.
1993 Dodge Daytona 2dr Hatchback
I have had 3 trannys radiator starter
and selinoid wheels tires and many
other things on this car replaced and
yet every other week something else
breaks on me. Or starts up a hole new
can of worms.If I had the money I would
seel both of my Daytonas in a heart
beat.
The seats are more comfortable than my ex wifes 2000 honda civic ex model that was fully loaded. I could sleep in my car and not ever hate it the seats kick ass. I like the dash board also and plent of room in the hatch.
Everything except for the interior, besides the poorly placed ash trays everything inside is great but the Body lacks the looks that i like.
1993 Dodge Daytona ES 2dr Hatchback
The 1993 Dayona is a somewhat
conflicting assembly. Originally
designed in the early 80's, the parts
of the car not updated over the years
(body structure, engine mounting, and
rear hatch area) are quite crude.
However, much of the car was updated by
1993 to provide a very nice interior,
decent drivetrain (V6) and good
utility. I once hauled a 50 gallon
water heater home in it and it will
swallow my entire mountain bike. Want
cheap and stylish wheels? Find a low
milage, well maintained V6 Daytona!
V6 engine, lots of cargo room, folding seats, comfy, attractive interior, A/C MUCH improved over my old '84 Daytona.
Beware the A604 4 speed auto trans. This car is out of production, so if you want more improvements, go buy a Supra.