1980 Dodge Mirada Commercial
Mirada replaced Magnum as the “personal coupe” in the 1980 Dodge lineup, but retained its slat-type grille. A close cousin of the Chrysler Cordoba, it listed for $6600-6900, but sold little better than Magnum at 32,746.
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17 city, 25 highway slant six off course, i’m guessing that with a 318 or lucky with the avail 360 in canada and heavy duty suspension it must have been a decent hauler..
my mirada has a 318 and gets 20 mpg