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Published on March 14th, 2021 | by BajaBusta

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1991 Ford Escort vs Honda Civic Promo

An all new Escort showed up as an early 1991 model in the spring of 1990, bringing about the most major change in this car since it was introduced. A new Mercury Tracer also made its debut at the same time, with the same basic platform and features as the Ford Escort.

Although it was manufactured in the U.S., the car was largely designed by Mazda in Japan.  this car shared its platform with the Mazda 323/Protégé.

Despite sharing the basic platform with the 323/Protégé, there was virtually no visual cues to the relationship.  In front, the Escort more closely resembled its big  brother, the Taurus.

The Escort was available in three basic bodystyles, a three door hatchback, a five-door hatchback and station wagon.  there were also three trim levels, Pony, LX and GT.  The three-door was available in any grim level, while the five-door and wagon would only be available in LX trim.  there was a choice of the standard five-speed manual transmission or four-speed automatic at any level and bodystyle.

The Pony was the least expensive version, the the 1.9-liter engine.  The LX trim level was a bit more luxurious.  The same drivetrain remained, but more luxury and appearance items were added.

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