1993 Dodge Stealth

The CarCody take

The 1993 Dodge Stealth is a gasoline car in the EPA Subcompact Cars class, with front-wheel drive and a 3.0 L 6-cylinder engine. Its automatic transmission has four speeds. Fuel economy is 16 MPG in city driving and 21 MPG on the highway, for 18 MPG combined. The listed EPA annual fuel cost is $3,700, and tailpipe emissions are 493.72 g of CO2 per mile. The model year, engine and transmission describe this specific Stealth entry; its base model is also listed as Stealth. These figures give buyers a concise view of its fuel use and emissions, while the front-wheel-drive layout and subcompact classification identify its basic configuration.

Who it suits. This Stealth suits someone comparing gasoline cars who wants a front-wheel-drive car with a 3.0 L six-cylinder engine and automatic transmission. Its city, highway and combined MPG figures and annual fuel cost help frame running costs.

Overview

The 1993 Dodge Stealth is a gasoline-powered car in the EPA’s Subcompact Cars class. Its listed configuration pairs a 3.0 L six-cylinder engine with a four-speed automatic transmission and front-wheel drive. The EPA figures are 16 MPG in city driving, 21 MPG on the highway and 18 MPG combined.

Those ratings describe a car whose fuel economy is higher on the highway than in city driving, while the combined figure offers a single reference point for mixed use. The official EPA annual fuel cost is USD 3,700, and tailpipe carbon dioxide is listed at 493.72 grams per mile. These figures help frame the Stealth’s operating costs, but actual consumption and costs depend on use.

Key features

• Engine: 3.0 L 6-cylinder gasoline.
• Transmission: 4-speed automatic.
• Drive: Front-wheel drive.
• EPA ratings: 16 city, 21 highway and 18 combined MPG.
• EPA class: Subcompact Cars.

Who it's for

The 1993 Stealth is relevant to buyers considering this specific front-wheel-drive, automatic configuration and weighing its fuel use against their driving pattern. The difference between the 16 MPG city rating and 21 MPG highway rating makes the combined 18 MPG figure an imperfect stand-in for either exclusively urban or highway use. Buyers focused on running costs can also consider the EPA estimate of USD 3,700 in annual fuel cost alongside the listed 493.72 g/mi of tailpipe CO2.

For shoppers comparing models from the same make, see the Dodge cars list.

Pros and cons

• Pros: The EPA provides separate city and highway ratings as well as a combined MPG figure, making the fuel-economy profile straightforward to assess.
• Cons: The listed combined rating is 18 MPG, and the EPA annual fuel cost is USD 3,700.
• Consider: The figures apply to the listed gasoline, front-wheel-drive, four-speed automatic configuration; they do not describe other configurations.

Alternatives

For shoppers comparing newer Dodge entries, the listed alternatives include the 2027 Dodge Charger Daytona Scat Pack AWD 305/35ZR20, 2027 Dodge Charger Daytona Scat Pack AWD 325/35ZR20 Rear, and 2027 Dodge Charger Daytona Scat Pack AWD 325/35ZR20 Rear A/S. The directory also lists the 2027 Dodge Durango AWD and 2027 Dodge Durango RWD. EPA fuel economy, range and running-cost figures should be compared for each specific entry before drawing a cost comparison.

Verdict

The 1993 Dodge Stealth’s listed EPA profile is clear: a 3.0 L six-cylinder gasoline engine, four-speed automatic, front-wheel drive and 18 MPG combined. Its 16 city and 21 highway ratings, USD 3,700 annual fuel-cost estimate and 493.72 g/mi tailpipe CO2 provide practical points of comparison for buyers assessing fuel use and emissions. The available facts support a running-cost-focused view of this configuration, but do not establish other equipment, purchase pricing or ownership characteristics.