Specifications Chrysler NEW Yorker VII 7.2 AT (375 hp) Coupe hardtop 1965

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Body type
car brand	Chrysler
model	NEW Yorker
Body type	Coupe hardtop
Number of doors	2
Number of seats	4
Width (with mirrors)	-
Width	1999 mm
Length	5570 mm
Height	1400 mm
Wheelbase	3150 mm
Front track	1575 mm
Rear track	1542 mm
Trunk volume minimum	-
Maximum amount of trunk	-
Ground clearance	-
Engine
engine's type	Petrol
Engine Location	front longitudinal
Engine capacity	7206 cm³
Power	375 hp
When rpm	4600
Power, kWt)	280 kW
Torque	651 Nm
Power system	carburetor
Turbocharging	no
Gas distribution mechanism	OHV
Location of cylinders	V-shaped
Number of cylinders	8
Number of valves per cylinder	2
Fuel Type	-
Bore and stroke	109.73x95.25 mm
Compression ratio	10,1
Engine model	Firepower 440 TNT V-8
Environmental standard	-
Suspension
Type front suspension	Independent, spring
Rear suspension	dependent (spring)
Transmission
Gearbox type	Automatically
Number of gears	3
The gear ratio of the main pair	-
Drive	Rear
brake system
Front brakes	Drum
Rear brakes	Drum
Performance
Maximum speed	-
Acceleration (0-100 km / h)	-
Fuel consumption in the city 100 km	-
Fuel consumption on the highway at 100 km	-
Average fuel consumption per 100 km	-
Weight	-
Curb Weight	-
The fuel tank	-
The size of tires	-
Wheels (Size)	-
Power reserve	-
Full charge	-
Steering
Turning circle	-
Type of steering	-

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