Dodge 400

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The Dodge 400 was an early-1980s compact front-wheel-drive car produced by Chrysler’s Dodge division as an upscale variant of its K-car lineup.

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instanceOf automobile model
front-wheel-drive car
assemblyLocation United States
bodyConfiguration unibody
bodyStyle 2-door convertible
2-door coupe
4-door sedan
brakeType front disc, rear drum (typical configuration)
category passenger car
class compact
countryOfOrigin United States
discontinuedReason replaced in lineup by Dodge 600
doorCount 2 (coupe and convertible)
4 (sedan)
drivetrain FWD
engineDisplacement 2.2 L inline-4
2.6 L inline-4 (Mitsubishi-sourced)
engineType inline-4 gasoline engine
era early 1980s
fuelType gasoline
introducedAs more luxurious version of Dodge Aries
layout transverse front-engine, front-wheel drive
manufacturer Dodge
market United States and Canada
marketedBy Dodge division of Chrysler
linked to: Dodge
marketPosition upscale variant of Dodge K-car lineup
modelYearIntroduction 1982
notableFeature offered early Chrysler K-car convertible body style
notableFor helping re-establish Chrysler’s compact car lineup after late-1970s crisis
numberOfCylinders 4
parentCompany Chrysler
platform Chrysler K platform
platformFamily K-car family
linked to: K-car platform
predecessor Dodge Aspen (indirect, in Dodge compact segment)
linked to: Dodge Aspen
productionEnd 1983
productionStart 1981
relatedTo Dodge Aries
Plymouth Reliant
segment North American compact car market
steering rack-and-pinion (typical for K-platform)
successor Dodge 600
transmission 3-speed automatic
4-speed manual
trimLevelPosition above Dodge Aries in price and equipment
wheelConfiguration 4 wheels

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