Dodge Brisa
The Dodge Brisa is a car model of the Dodge brand and was from 2002 to 2009 in Caracas, Venezuela from the MMC Automotriz SA produced. Sister models were the Hyundai Accent X3 and after 2006, the Hyundai Click. The vehicles are not identical to the units produced in South Korea. As the successor to the Dodge Forza is to be considered.
1st generation
With the introduction of the Dodge Brisa in 2002, the vehicle was a sister model of the Hyundai Accent X3. Offered was the Brisa than three - and five-door hatchback and as dreitürigesKombicoupé. Due to poor sales, the production of the coupe was discontinued in 2004. As motorization the Brisa was the first generation of a 4 - cylinder petrol engine (12 -valve ) with 82 hp and an engine capacity of 1341 cc. The coupe version was available from the factory even with Nitrious Express nitrous oxide injection. The curb weight of the vehicle stood at 942-1410 kg.
2nd generation
With declining interest in the outdated first generation model in 2006 was reissued as a sister model to Hyundai Click. By the modernized design, Dodge promised to speak to a younger clientele. As the engine Brisa second generation served a four - cylinder petrol engine (12 -valve ) with a capacity of about 1.3 liters and an output of 81.5 hp. The empty weight was 992 kg. In the summer of 2009, the production of the Dodge Brisa was terminated without successor.
Body Dimensions
1st Generation: 4117 mm x 1620 mm x 1394 mm 2nd Generation: 3810 mm x 1747.2 mm x 1495 mm
- All figures in this article are factory specifications
Photos
Dodge Brisa ( sedan ) (2002-2006)
Second generation (2006-2009)
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