WHITBY.FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1982, PAGE 11 Cutlass Ciera promi& -ses fuel econom eral -Motors of mpg) and an urban fuel The new Cutiass Ciera coupes.. litre and 3.0 litre N6 belt mouldings hlghllght 'mounted anten is la's first front- consumption estimate modela feature tranà -' Among the highllghts gasoline engines, and the side features.. standard equlpment. drive Oldsmobile of 10.8L per 100km (2à verse engine, body are: 4.31 litre V6 diesel Rocker panels are pain- Higher perf ormance ze series ... the1 mpg) based on Trans- fraffie integral and> Mac- - A weight reduction engine. ted black on both LS and speakers are -angle- sCiera . nffers a port Canada approved Pherson strut front sus- of more than 600 pounds. The exterior appear- Brougham and a rocker mounted at the enda of rative, fuel con- laboratory test pension. A new V6 This along with im- ance is highlighted by panel moulding is stan- the instrument panel for ion estimate of methods. Those fuel diesel engine is optional. proved aerodynamic aerodynamic styling in- dard.' Brougham has improved acoustics. er 100 km (36- consumption estimates The new lineup in the,' styling, contrijrntes to cluding a lower front wide lower body, front Another new feature a highway fuel are obtained with'the Cutlass Ciera, LS and these' fuel economy end and higher rear, fender and rear quarter on Cutlass Ciera modela aption estimate standard' 2.5. litre ýBrougham series in- numbers. deck lid. Soft'fascia mouldings. is the side window de- Per 100, km (50 eni. cludes both sedans'and *AUl models are five- bumners also comnie- Wrava round t ail - fogger.2 CHEVE17E Chevette, begins its seventh year wlth its widest'selection yet of engine, I transmission combinations. A. -1.8 litre diesel la offered in 1982. The standard 1.6,litre four-cylinder gasoline engine receives a swlrl- port cylinder head, wbich la deslgned to i- crease fuel mixture veloclty and improve The modern car hias become a chemical labora. tory on wheels -. and it's safer and more energy efficient, to boot! The ýnext etinçe,-you ait behind the wh eel, remem- ber that several chemicals are riding along with you, such as: butadiene, ethy- Iene glycol, polyethylene resins, benzene, -,styrene, and cyclohexane. These and other chemical derivatives, 'reports 'the Canadian Chemical Pro- ducers' Association, end up in your car as windshield wipers, washer fluid, anti- freeze, and fuel additives for better mileage. Steel-belted tires and seatbelts, also made from chemicals, have greatly reduced the number of highway- accidents and saved counïless lives. _These parts of your cr.r are CORVETTE In what amounta to the first of a two-part program resulting in next year's new-genera- tion Corvette, ail,'82 modela are equipped with a four-speed over- drive (.70: 1) automatic transmission featurlng an electronicaily-con- troiled t=queconverter clutch n2d 3rd and 4th gears. Throttle body fuel in- jection la also standard equlpMent on ail '82 Corvettes - Including a specialCollector Edition model. The 5.7 litre "Cross Fire Injections, V8 engine delivers 200 hor- sepower plus emissions and driveability im- provements. Tne 3.06:1 low gear ratio in the .4- speed overdrive trans- combustion. Com- Pression ratio goes from 8.6: 1 to 9.2: 1. Five-peed -manual transmissions >are avalable wlth both di ,and gasoline, car as essential to r oad safety as your steeringwheel and braking system, which also c ontain'chemicals. 'Plastics, which are chem-. cally-based, are becoming major conxponents in modern automobile manu- facturing and maintenance. They have resulted in light- er cars, which are more roadworthy and fuel.e ffic- ient. They' resist the elements better than me tals and are^ more tolerant of everyday wear and tear. This ail translates into greater savinga for you, the consumer. Lower fuel bills, fewer repaira, longer engine life and lesser risk of accident and injury are ail benefits of chemical producta. Petrochemicals keep your car purring, in more ways than one. passenger with a high ratio of interior room to exterior size. * Cutlass iera mnodela are 188.4 inches long and 69.5 inches, wide. The whee!base is 104.9 inches. *Engine applications are appropriate to the power-.weight ratio of the new Cuùtlasa Ciera. The standlard engine is a 2.Ë Itre L4 and optional power is provided by 2.8 ment the appearance of the car. Dual rectangular headlamps and bumper- mounted park and turn lamps are common to- ail Cutlasa Cieras. The coupe and sedan modela have a specific horizon- tal pattern grille and -Cutlass Ciera LS and Brougham modela share a one-piece egg- crate grille. Black door frames, briht ripand wide la lai ticý pla tyî pal rel sty ,bu; left Out tw4 f ixý rnps serve as side Two types of consoles arkers and the backup are available 'for nps are mounted ver- Cutiass Ciera models . ,allybeside the license one that provides stor- ate bracket. age between the two Inside, new rocker- front seats and a second pe headlamp, and with floor-mounted shif- irking lamp, switches ter. ýplace the pushi-pull When bucket seats are' yle switch. A warning ordered ... on Cutlass izzer for headlamrps Ciera coupe and LS ýt on is stan dard on ail coupe ... they feature a tlass Ciera models. seat beit recliner. 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