1987 Renault GTA Convertible

The CarCody take

The 1987 Renault GTA Convertible is a gasoline subcompact car with front-wheel drive and a manual five-speed transmission. Its 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine returns 23 combined MPG, with 21 MPG city and 26 MPG highway. The EPA annual fuel cost is $2,900, and tailpipe CO2 is 386.39 grams per mile.

Who it suits. Drivers wanting a small front-wheel-drive Renault Manual-transmission shoppers comparing fuel figures Highway users who can approach 26 MPG

A 1987 front-drive Renault convertible

The GTA Convertible is a 1987 Renault subcompact car. It uses front-wheel drive, gasoline, and a manual five-speed transmission.

Power comes from a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine. For more from the marque, see Renault cars.

23 MPG combined

The defining EPA figure is 23 combined MPG. City driving is rated at 21 MPG, while highway driving is rated at 26 MPG.

Those figures give you a simple planning range for fuel economy: expect the lower number in urban trips and the higher number on steady highway runs.

$2,900 a year for fuel

The EPA annual fuel cost is $2,900. That is the listed yearly gasoline expense for this car.

Tailpipe emissions are 386.39 grams of CO2 per mile.

Use 23 MPG for side-by-side checks

When comparing this Renault with other cars, start with its 23 combined MPG, then check whether your driving is closer to 21 city MPG or 26 highway MPG.

Its subcompact class, front-wheel drive, gasoline engine, and manual transmission define the setup behind those figures.

For drivers watching city and highway use

This car suits someone who wants a small gasoline car and is comfortable driving a manual transmission.

Its EPA numbers make the most sense for a driver who can weigh a 21 MPG city result against a 26 MPG highway result.

Manual gearbox, modest economy

The five-speed manual and front-wheel-drive layout are central choices here. The trade-off is fuel economy that varies from 21 MPG in city driving to 26 MPG on the highway.

The $2,900 annual fuel cost and 386.39 grams-per-mile CO2 figure are part of that gasoline-car equation.

A small Renault with clear fuel numbers

Choose the 1987 Renault GTA Convertible if a subcompact body, front-wheel drive, and a five-speed manual fit your plans. Its 23 MPG combined rating gives a straightforward baseline, while the city and highway figures show how use changes the result. Budget around $2,900 in annual fuel cost and account for its 386.39 grams of CO2 per mile. The car’s appeal is its compact Renault format, but its running figures call for realistic fuel planning.