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Dodge Avengeravenger
JS (1995–2010) · Gasoline · 2.0 L
- 01Make
- 02Model
- 03Generation
- 04Powertrain
- 05Equipment
- Power
- Not listed
- Drivetrain
- Front-Wheel Drive
- 0–60 mph
- Not listed
- Combined economy
- 23.0 mpg
Equipment & packages
No package breakdown listed for this version.
Overview
- Production start
- 1995
- Production end
- 1999
- Brand country
- United States
- Vehicle class
- Compact Cars
- Size class
- Compact Cars
- Doors
- 2
- Seats
- 5
- Steering side
- Left-hand drive
Powertrain
- Engine type
- Gasoline
- Engine description
- DOHC FFS
- Engine position
- Front
- Engine volume
- 2.0 L
- Displacement
- Needs verification
- Cylinders
- 4
- Valvetrain
- DOHC
- Transmission
- 5-speed manual
- Drive
- Front-Wheel Drive
Dimensions & capacity
- Length
- 184.8 in
- Width
- 69.4 in
- Height
- 52.0 in
- Wheelbase
- 103.7 in
- Fuel tank
- 16.9 US gal
Performance & economy
- Fuel type
- Regular unleaded
- Primary fuel
- Regular Gasoline
- City fuel economy
- 19.0 mpg
- Highway fuel economy
- 29.0 mpg
- Combined fuel economy
- 23.0 mpg
- Reported city consumption
- Needs verification
- Reported highway consumption
- Needs verification
- Reported combined consumption
- Needs verification
Range & reference data
- CO₂ emissions (primary fuel)
- Needs verification
- CO₂ emissions (secondary fuel)
- Needs verification
- CO₂ tailpipe (primary fuel)
- 386.4 g/mi
Suspension & brakes
- Front suspension
- Independent
- Rear suspension
- Independent
- Front brakes
- Ventilated disc
- Rear brakes
- Disc
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