The Volaré arrived for 1976 as the replacement for the Valiant and Duster, and the Plymouth Valiant and Duster were sold beside it during the model year. It came as a four door wagon, sedan or two door coupe in base, Custom and Premier trims, with the Road Runner performance package for coupes only. Total production was 255,008 Volarés, and it was named Motor Trend Car of the Year together with the Aspen.
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WikipediaProduction history, 1976
Total production was 189,900 (Aspen) and 255,008 (Volaré).
Year: Production history, 1976
Total production was 189,900 (Aspen) and 255,008 (Volaré).
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As replacements for the venerable Plymouth Valiant and Dodge Dart
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sedan or a two-door coupe
Body style, coupe: Production history
sedan or a two-door coupe
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sedan or a two-door coupe
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