THE GLOBAL CAR CATALOG

Eagle Vista Specs, Engines & Dimensions (1988–1992) — First Generation

When choosing a first-generation Eagle Vista Compact Van, look beyond the version badge: the transmission, drivetrain and condition of the individual vehicle all deserve attention.

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Eagle Vista Engines and Transmissions

Selected Eagle Vista powertrains pair a gasoline engine with different transmissions and drivetrains. Examples include the 2.0 MT with front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive, and the 2.0 AT with all-wheel drive. A manual lets you choose when to change gears; an automatic eases driving in traffic, while all-wheel drive can help traction on slippery surfaces.

Compact Van — Eagle Vista Engines and Transmissions

Compact Van Eagle Vista Engines and Transmissions
ModificationEngine typeEngine capacityMaximum powerMaximum power, kwMaximum torque N⋅mTransmissionType of drive
2.0 MTGasoline1995 cm³101 hp74 kW162 N⋅mManualFWD
2.0 MTGasoline1995 cm³101 hp74 kW162 N⋅mManualAWD
2.0 ATGasoline1995 cm³101 hp74 kW162 N⋅mAutomaticAWD
2.0 ATGasoline1995 cm³101 hp74 kW162 N⋅mAutomaticFWD

Eagle Vista Dimensions

Compact Van — Eagle Vista Dimensions

Compact Van Eagle Vista Dimensions
ModificationLengthWidthHeightWheelbaseGround clearance, minimum
2.0 MT4490 mm1645 mm1525 mm2625 mm150 mm
2.0 MT4490 mm1645 mm1525 mm2625 mm150 mm
2.0 AT4490 mm1645 mm1525 mm2625 mm150 mm
2.0 AT4490 mm1645 mm1525 mm2625 mm150 mm