Talbot Avenger

The Talbot Avenger. Built between 1979 and 1981 was manufactured by PSA  group Peugeot Citroën,  following the collapse of Chrysler Europe and now badged as the Talbot Avenger. This later Avenger was produced at the company's Linwood facility near Glasgow, Scotland UK. The Avenger and Sunbeam still retained the Chrysler badge unlike newer Talbot models.

The Avenger was built in Argentina up to 1990, initially  as a four-door sedan and in Brazil until 1981 in two-door facelift form only.  New Zealand also until 1980 in four-door sedan and five-door wagon forms only.For the UK markets saloon/estate range Well-equipped and with a reputation for longevity, the Avengers came with choice of 1.3 or 1.6 ohv engines and saloon or estate bodies. The latter with a 160 cm load floor. All 1.6-litre Avengers are available with four-speed automatic transmissions as an option to the manual gearboxes, and there are LS, GL, and GLS trim levels. Top GLS has vinyl roof, halogen head- lights, velour seats, and tinted glass. 
4-5 seats,separate front seats, reclining backrests: heated rear window; trip recorder; cloth upholstery; rear fog lamps; vinyl roof (for saloons only); headrests (for GL models only); rear window wiper-washer (for GL Estate only), 
Production for main sales continued until the mid 1981.This Avenger was discontinued with no direct replacement ,but Chrysler still retained ownership of the "Avenger" trademark. 

OPTIONAL
Borg-Warner 45 automatic transmission, hydraulic torque converter with 4 ratios (I 3, II 1.937, III 1.351, IV 1, rev 4.692
metallic spray; laminated windscreen; rear window wiper-washer (for LS Estate only).