2013 Chevy Spark to Get 1.2L, 80-HP 4-Cylinder

Jason Siu
by Jason Siu

Chevrolet‘s Spark is already scheduled to hit American soil as a 2013 model year in mid-2012, but now we may have confirmation that Americans will receive GM’s 1.2L, inline-four with 80-hp and 80 lb-ft of torque. In exchange for its lack of power, the Spark will deliver around 46-mpg based on a conversion from the European cycle.

The U.S. will actually be the last market the Spark will be sold in. It’s already currently available in Asian, Europe and South Africa. The American Spark will receive a couple of other changes including a larger grille, a larger lower intake and removal of the side-repeater turn signals on the front-three quarter panels.

The Spark will expand Chevrolet’s high fuel economy, small car lineup which currently includes the Volt, Cruze and Sonic.

GALLERY: 2011 Chevrolet Spark

[Source: GMI]

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  • Carl Carl on Sep 18, 2011

    Lets hope they don't remove available features, note the car has automatic climate control very impressive for this size. The Scion IQ don't offer this feature. In the past American versions of nice European small cars loose features. I speak for all cars!

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