Talbot Tagora Sedan 1981
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Specifications Talbot Tagora Sedan 1981 blueprint
The Talbot Tagora Sedan 1981, also referred to as the Simca Tagora, is a vehicle with a unique presence on the road. The 4-door sedan was originally manufactured by French automaker Chrysler Europe and is widely considered to carry a classic elegance, unmatched by other vehicles of its era. Built on the same platform as the Matra Rancho, the Tagora has a distinct profile with its large windows. It also features a wide grille and a sloping bonnet, which gives it an unmistakable look. Externally, the Tagora is painted in a single colour and possesses a slightly square shape. It is equipped with 14-inch wheels, however smaller sizes are available. The car also has a boot lid that opens to form an unconventional hatchback. In addition, depending on the model, the Tagora may feature chrome side strips and a variety of additional trims such as fog lights and tinted rear windows. Inside, the Tagora has a comfortable and spacious interior. Its dashboard can accessorised with bright colours and unique details, depending on the model. It also features a tilting and reach adjustable steering wheel and an array of digital gauges for gauging control. Additionally, the Tagora's seats are equipped with deep-filled foam for a comfortable ride, and the car comes with generous head and legroom in the rear. The Talbot Tagora is powered by a range of engines, such as a 2.8L, 2.5L and 2.2L diesel. These engines produce up to 125hp and have fuel-efficiency figures of around 32 mpg. The Tagora also boasts reliable handling and decent ride quality, however, the car does come with a few areas of concern such as poor brakes and weak suspension. All in all, the Talbot Tagora Sedan 1981 is an iconic car with a unique presence in the automotive world.
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