AWD Lasers could now be ordered with an automatic transmission in 1993. With the automatic, the power rating of turbocharged models dropped to 180 horsepower. All Lasers except for the base model could be equipped with anti lock brakes. The Laser was a two door 2+2 sports coupe, built at the Diamond Star Motors plant, and it did not sell as well as the Eagle Talon, and certainly not as well as the Mitsubishi Eclipse.
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the first vehicles produced under the newly-formed Diamond-Star Motors, a joint venture between the Chrysler Corporation and the Mitsubishi Motors Corporation
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as the Eagle Talon, and certainly not
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The Plymouth Laser is a two-door 2+2 sports coupe
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