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The Chevrolet Beretta is a two-door, front-wheel-drive coupe produced by Chevrolet between 1987 and 1996. The Chevy Beretta was built in Wilmington, Delaware and Linden, New Jersey, along with other GM models built on the L platform. The Chevrolet Beretta was available in Base, CL, GT, GTU, Indy, GTZ and Z26 versions and was a pioneer in the 1990 Indianapolis 500. GM had originally announced that there would be a convertible version, but a coupe version was offered instead. The Chevy Beretta's base model was equipped with a 2.2L OHV four-cylinder with either a three-speed automatic transmission or a 60-horsepower V6. A five-speed manual transmission was only available as an option with the 2.2L petrol engine. A three-speed automatic transmission was standard.

Segment C is the third category in the European passenger car segment. It is called a 'medium-sized car.' It corresponds to the Euro NCAP small family car category and the American small car category. The European segments are not based on size or weight criteria. In practice, C-segment vehicles are around 4.5 meters long. C-segment cars offer a balance between generous interior space and compact exterior dimensions. In Europe, the most common body styles for C-segment cars are hatchbacks, while sedans and station wagons are much less common. In 2019, 5% fewer compact cars will be sold in Europe, and compact car sales will fall to 2.65 million units or 16.9% of the European car market, down from 18% in 2018.

The engine is positioned above the drive wheels, improving traction in many applications. Because the steered wheels are also steerable, front-wheel drive vehicles are considered superior to RWD vehicles in poor traction conditions, such as snow, mud, gravel, or wet surfaces. On slopes with little grip, four-wheel drive is considered a better configuration than two-wheel drive, mainly because of the weight transfer to the rear wheels when going uphill. Four-wheel drive vehicles generally perform better when cornering. It is positioned above the steering wheel. In high-performance cars, four-wheel drive is rarely used because during acceleration. Weight is transferred to the rear wheels. The front wheels are loaded, and their traction is significantly reduced, limiting the available power.

According to SFI, the L82 is an improved replacement for the MPFI LH0. It was produced between 1993 and 1999. It has a structural oil base, sequential injection, and modified aluminum cylinder heads. The L82 has an increase of 20 hp over the second-generation LH0 and now develops 160 hp at 5,200 rpm and 185 lb-ft at 4,000 rpm. The LG8 is an improved version of the 3.1L engine. It still has an iron block, twin-valve aluminum pistons, and sequential fuel injection. The LG8 also has a new intake manifold and several modifications to improve interchangeability with the larger LA1 3400. Our genuine Chevrolet Beretta parts, like the performance kits, are the smart choice for you. When you buy parts for your vehicle, you are choosing to maintain the quality and reliability of your vehicle. For years we have been proud to offer Chevrolet Beretta enthusiasts the best choice of replacement parts. If you visit our online shop, you will find the quality products you need for all your repair and overhaul.