Chevrolet Sprint Parts

The Chevrolet Sprint entered the market in 1985 as a vital supermini car model stemming from a Japanese prototype design. At its introduction in 1985 the Chevrolet Sprint sported a 1.0-liter three-cylinder engine that had a hemispherical-shaped head design although additional fuel injection became standard in 1989 to optimize efficiency by decreasing fuel consumption. The performance of the Chevrolet Sprint increased significantly when the turbocharged variant with IHI RHB32 turbocharger was launched during the 1987 model year. The Chevrolet Sprint offered two transmission options between 1986 and the introduction of an automatic transmission followed by a manual transmission that added an "upshift" warning light in the Sprint ER version to help drivers achieve optimal gear shifts. Standard Chevrolet Sprint models had a three-door version with 2,245 mm wheelbase while the five-door version had 2,345 mm wheelbase and the vehicle weighed between 620 kg and 750 kg at its curb weight. Its distinctive look came from the combination of a front-wheel-drive system with 12-inch steel wheels although customers could only choose between red and white colors. Despite lacking general success in North America the Chevrolet Sprint maintains available genuine parts through original equipment manufacturers which provide reliable solutions for its owners and enthusiasts.