Saturday, January 23, 2010
1978 Dodge Colt Staion Wagon...
What's a Dodge doing on this here Mitsubishi blog, you say? Well look at it, doesn't it look familiar?
You guessed it, it's a Sigma! The Sigma was sold in the USA and Canada between 1977-80 as awagon only, branded as a Dodge Colt Station Wagon. These were sold alongside the Scorpion, rebadged as a Dodge Challenger, and the old Lancer 4 door and 2 door sedan, which were simply called Colt.
As you can see, the Dodge Colt Wagon is the same as an Australian GE Sigma wagon, which in turn is a third generation Mitsubishi Galant.
The only difference from other Sigmas available worldwide, were the Dodge and Colt badges plus the US-spec full-orange front indicator lenses (the ones next to the headlights). The front and rear bumpers are based on the Japanese market versions but were also a bit thicker to comply with US rules.
Above is a US and Canada market pamphlet for the 1977 Dodge Colt Station Wagon.
More info on this car can be found at http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2753219.
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