Talbot Matra Rancho Wagon 1981

Specifications Talbot Matra Rancho Wagon 1981 blueprint

The Talbot Matra Rancho Wagon 1981 stands out among other vehicles of its time; it is an automotive classic that is both stylish and durable. Its exterior is characterized by its robust, rectangular shape, with straight sides and an angular, upright roofline that gives the vehicle an imposing presence. The small but mighty Rancho wagon can easily fit five passengers with its spacious cabin, and its profile is further accented by the two-tone paint job and discrete sills. The car sits on fourteen-inch steel wheels with rugged, off-road tyres and has an elevated ride height of twenty-one inches, giving it an impressive level of ground clearance. Inside, the interior is equipped with a range of features that make for a comfortable and convenient ride, including a digital clock, an adjustable steering column, a manually operated sunroof and an AM/FM radio. It also comes with air conditioning, power steering and power windows. The vehicle's interior also provides plenty of storage options, with front and rear cargo areas, a glove box, and seat back pockets. The dashboard is well-appointed and comes with a full instrument cluster and an easy-to-access centre console. Despite its simple design, the Talbot Matra Rancho Wagon 1981 is well-known for its durability and off-road capabilities. It is powered by a strong 1.7-litre four-cylinder engine that produces 84 horsepower and it is equipped with a four-speed manual transmission with a short-ratio gearbox for better performance off-road. The suspension system is comprised of two independent axles with a range of multi-link components for improved stability and manoeuvrability even in off-road conditions. Overall, the Talbot Matra Rancho Wagon 1981 is a reliable and rugged vehicle that is perfect for any adventure or off-road journey. Its simple lines, muscular stance and comfortable ride make it both stylish and dependable.