Model | Series Number | Body/Style Number | Body Type | Seating | Factory Price | Shipping Weight | Production Total |
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Cimarron (Four) | 6J | G69 | 4-dr Sedan | 5 P | $12,662 (4-cyl) / 13,522 (6-cyl) | 2630 lb | 19,890 |
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Type | Inline. OHV Four-cylinder. Cast iron block and head | 60-degree, overhead-valve V-6. Cast iron block and head |
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Displacement | 121 cu. in. (2.0 liters) | 173 cu. in. (2.8 liters) |
Bore & stroke | 3.50 x 3.15 in. | 3.50 x 2.99 in. |
Compression ratio | 9.3:1 | 8.9:1 |
Brake horsepower | 88 at 4800 R.P.M. | 125 at 4800 R.P.M. |
Torque | 110 lbs.-ft. at 2400 R.P.M. | 155 lbs.-ft. at 3600 R.P.M. |
Main bearings | Five | Four |
Valve lifters | Hydraulic | Hydraulic |
Fuel supply | Throttle Body Injection | Multi-port fuel injection |
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TECHNICAL |
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Feature | Standard on 4-cyl | Standard on 6-cyl | Optional |
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Transmission | Five-speed, floor shift manual | Four-speed manual | three-speed Turbo Hydra-matic (THM125C) |
Gear ratios | (1st) 3.92:1; (2nd) 2.15:1; (3rd) 1.33: 1; (4th) 0.92:1; (5th) 0.74:1; (Rev) 3.50:1 | (1st) 3.31:1: (2nd) 1.95:1; (3rd) 1.95:1: (4th) 0.90:1; (Rev) 3.42:1. | (1st) 2.84:1; (2nd) 1.60:1; (3rd) 1.00:1; (Rev) 2.07:1 |
final drive ratio | 3.83:1 | 3.65:1 | 3.18:1 |
Steering | rack-and-pinion, 14:1 | ||
Front suspension | Touring, with MacPherson struts | ||
Rear suspension | semi-independent, trailing arms, coil springs, stabilizer bar | ||
Front Brakes | disc, 9.724"x0.866" (247x22 mm) | ||
Rear Brakes | drum, 7.874"x1.771" (200x45 mm) | ||
Fuel tank | 13.6 US gal (11.3 Imp gal) (51.5 liters) |
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The Cadillac of smaller cars Meet an agile, mobile, new-style Cadillac. Cimarron ... the Cadillac of smaller cars. What does buying a smaller car that's a Cadillac mean to you? It means a heritage of quality. Innovation. Comfort. Styling. Performance. Engineering. Plus that certain sense of well-being you expect -- and get -- from a Cadillac. When you look over the 1985 Cimarron, you'll discover why we say this is one smaller car that is a definite move up. Cimarron. The Cadillac of smaller cars. Best of all ... it's a Cadillac. Commitment to Excellence At General Motors, a lot of new thinking has gone into our products. New thinking aimed at completely satisfying you, the customer. Our designers and engineers are making history in aerodynamic design, computer aided technology, fuel efficiency and safety. As further proof of our goal of totally satisfying you, at GM dealerships we are implementing a "Commitment to Excellence" Delivery Procedure. The program includes a thorough new-vehicle inspection by both the service technician and the salesperson; a full tank of fuel; plus a follow-up survey based on your impression of the delivery process. With a commitment like that, you've got a lot of excellent reasons to "Look at GM Today." See your dealer for complete details. Here is the fresh new look of the 1985 Cimarron. The front end says Cadillac in many special ways, and affords Cimarron a sleek new silouette. Add the new available grooved lower-body accent moulding, 14" wheels and tires shown here (they're standard on Cimarron D'Oro), and you create a stunningly new appearance. However, appearance isn't all that's new Slip into and enjoy the redesigned body contoured front bucket seats with lateral and lumbar support in the new standard Sierra Grain leather seating areas, or choose the new Ripple cloth and Sierra Grain leather seating area combination, at no extra charge. Cimarron -- with comfort for five -- is a move up. |
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