expresso
#2
RE: expresso
it is not the same as the r/t
In the 1996 m/y, Chrysler introduced the Expresso option package for both Dodge & Plymouth, based on the Highline car. It had most of the comfort and appearance items of the 94-96 Sport model, though alloy wheels were no longer standard (all '96 Expressos had white bubble wheelcovers or white alloys, regardless of body color), and Coupes used thesdc suspension.Antilock brakes were optional rather than standard. The seats were the Sport level, with a special Tango upholstery, also known as "confetti".
In 1997, the Expresso package was discontinued by Dodge, who replaced the Expresso's spot in the Dodge lineup with the Highline-based Sport package. However, Plymouth continued to offer its Expresso package through the end of the run in 1999.
In the 1996 m/y, Chrysler introduced the Expresso option package for both Dodge & Plymouth, based on the Highline car. It had most of the comfort and appearance items of the 94-96 Sport model, though alloy wheels were no longer standard (all '96 Expressos had white bubble wheelcovers or white alloys, regardless of body color), and Coupes used thesdc suspension.Antilock brakes were optional rather than standard. The seats were the Sport level, with a special Tango upholstery, also known as "confetti".
In 1997, the Expresso package was discontinued by Dodge, who replaced the Expresso's spot in the Dodge lineup with the Highline-based Sport package. However, Plymouth continued to offer its Expresso package through the end of the run in 1999.
#5
RE: expresso
i have an expresso. its a plymouth98 mtx DOHC. and i hate the upholstry its gay lookin. and i think that they come with the premium sound system cuz wen i replaced all my speakers the magnet said premium. so did the expresso come with the stiffer suspension and more aggressive pcm like the r/t?