OK...I'm lost on this and didn't get a picture.
Last night on the way home I past a grey midsized sedan that appeared to be early 90's euro style. slim exposed headlights similair to a 95ish accord. square decklid.
The only identify mark was on the left of rear deck lid. If I recall it start with "SA" and I want to say salvient? saviant? something along those lines.
I know, not much to go on.
mndsm
Dork
12/30/10 9:50 a.m.
That? Is a Sterling sedan.
There was an eagle version of that- possibly the premier?
mndsm wrote:
There was an eagle version of that- possibly the premier?
The Eagle and Sterling have nothing in common, other than both brands are dead. The Eagle pictured is a rebadged Renualt, while the Sterling was based on an Acura.
Doesn't fit with the "SA" but looks like an accord:
Sterling appears to be correct.
possibly a later model
Amazing how much knowledge of off-model weird cars in on here
mndsm
Dork
12/30/10 10:28 a.m.
Junkyard_Dog wrote:
mndsm wrote:
There was an eagle version of that- possibly the premier?
The Eagle and Sterling have nothing in common, other than both brands are dead. The Eagle pictured is a rebadged Renualt, while the Sterling was based on an Acura.
I was referring to the eagle beinf related to the dodge, not the sterling- though I didn't know they were Renaults.
gpcp1
12/30/10 10:39 a.m.
Dodge Monaco/ Eagle Premier
Worst. Car. Ever.
Dodge marketing the renault 25.... Great idea.
This was a left over contract from when Chrysler picked up AMC.
And yes they were the worst car ever made , ever pull a trans out of one? Bring a rain coat (and I am not joking )
Paul B
gpcp1 wrote:
Dodge Monaco/ Eagle Premier
Worst. Car. Ever.
Dodge marketing the renault 25.... Great idea.
Junkyard_Dog wrote:
mndsm wrote:
There was an eagle version of that- possibly the premier?
The Eagle and Sterling have nothing in common, other than both brands are dead. The Eagle pictured is a rebadged Renualt, while the Sterling was based on an Acura.
Sterling is a Rover-build Acura Legend, with a couple of changes thrown in - they were built during the time when Rover cooperated heavily with Honda and built a lot of Honda-designed cars with a few changes.
IIRC the originally started out with the Honda-designed but Rover built 2.7 V6, but were later available with the Rover 2l T16 engine which is supposed to be a pretty good engine.
pres589
HalfDork
12/30/10 1:20 p.m.
I've never touched a Premier but I fail to see how they're "the worst car ever made" and they really helped provide ChryCo a way forward; lots of ideas and tech went on from these to become the LH.
In reply to pres589:
Dunno about the worst CAR ever, but they certainly had one of the worst engines ever. 3.0 PVR V6 sucketh most grieviously.