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If the name Dodge Daytona may be familiar to the racing enthusiasts then thats because the ancestor of the Dodge Daytona was named after the Daytona 500 race that is in Daytona Beach, Florida. The Dodge Daytona has a twin in the Dodge line-up and that vehicle is the Dodge Laser.If the Dodge Laser was produced from 1984 until 1986, the Dodge Daytona on the other hand was in production from 1984 to 1993. The introduction of the Laser in the market was aimed at expanding the reach of Dodge in the upscale market category. There are no major differences between the Dodge Laser and the Daytona when they were produced during the 1980s and the early 1990s. If there will be some differences between the two, then the differences may lie on some of the exterior accessories used on the Laser that cant be found on the Daytona.The first version of the Daytona made use of the 2.2L version of the Chrysler K version that can produce as much as 93 horsepower and the vehicle did come in the turbocharged version as well that was capable of producing 142 horsepower. The first version of the Dodge Daytona was available in three trim levels and these trims include the standard, the turbo and the Turbo Z. A new engine was introduced for the Daytona in 1986 and this engine has the capability to produce 96 horsepower. The second year of production of the vehicle saw a Daytona with no significant changes in terms of looks and performance. This was also the time when the Turbo Z was promoted and no longer came as a trim for the Daytona. The Turbo Z was now a distinct model. The turbo trim of the Dodge Daytona once again got the attention of the designers and engineers since during this time; power was lifted to the next level. The engine of the Daytona turbo trim has now the capability to produce 146 horsepower and a new shift linkage was incorporated in the vehicle. The next year again saw a change in engine and engine performance. A number of modifications were made on the Dodge Daytona and the vehicle finally took its bow on March, 19993. This was the year when Daytona was replaced by the Avenger.Though the Dodge Daytona may have left the stage, the Daytona has managed to become a well-received vehicle in its own right thanks to its engine performance. This was verified in 1987 when the Turbo trim of the Daytona was cited by Car and Driver magazine for their Ten Best List for that year. . Headlights by State:
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