1990 Plymouth Acclaim owners manual 1991 Plymouth Acclaim owners manual 1992 Plymouth Acclaim owners manual 1993 Plymouth Acclaim owners manual 1994 Plymouth Acclaim owners manual 1995 Plymouth Acclaim owners manual
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The Acclaim is best with the V6, which delivers ample power, smoothly and quietly. However, the 4-speed automatic transmission had sluggish, sloppy shift action in our tests of 1990 models. The base 2.5-liter is adequate with automatic transmission; the easy-shifting 5-speed manual coaxes a little more performance out of this engine. Road noise is prominent at highway speeds. The base engine is too loud, even while cruising. Because the suspension does not absorb bumps well, an Acclaim bangs and bounds over rough pavement. Acclaim's airy, pleasant interior is large enough for four adults to spread out and not feel cramped. Split folding rear seatbacks that flop down for extra cargo room are optional on the base model and standard on the others. The large trunk has a flat floor and a low liftover for easy loading. Acclaim also scored points for its standard airbag.
Introduced in 1989, using many of the old K-car chassis components, Chrysler began offering a trio of new cars with similar looks. The Acclaim was nearly identical to the Dodge Spirit and Chrysler LeBaron sedan, but was the lowest-priced model of the three. Acclaim was available in base, LE, and LX trim, with base and LE models provided with Chrysler's 100-horsepower 2.5-liter 4-cylinder and either a 5-speed manual or 3-speed automatic. Optional for the two lower models was a 150-horsepower turbocharged version of the same engine, paired with the same two transmissions. Available for the LX model was a 141-horsepower 3.0-liter V6, paired with a 4-speed automatic. For 1990, a driver-side airbag became standard and the 3.0-liter V6 was an across-the-board option.
1991 Plymouth Acclaim: Plymouth's compact front-drive sedan gains optional antilock brakes and loses its turbocharged 2.5-liter 4-cylinder engine.
1992 Plymouth Acclaim: The Acclaim lineup has been trimmed from three models down to one, and the optional 3.0-liter V6 can be ordered with a low-cost 3-speed automatic.
1993 Plymouth Acclaim: Acclaim gets a new grille, with a flush pentastar hood ornament. All glass is tinted, the exhaust system goes stainless steel, and the compact disc player is a new option.
1994 Plymouth Acclaim: Acclaim models gain a motorized shoulder belt for the front passenger, as one of the few changes made to the 1993 models.
1995 Plymouth Acclaim: The 4-speed automatic and antilock brakes are cut from the option list in anticipation of the arrival of a new compact sedan.