Dodge St. Regis Parts

A full-size car is an automobile having more 2.79 meters for its wheelbase and has more than 3300 L or 120 cubic feet of interior volume. This kid of vehicle is obviously larger than the mid-size car. One perfect example of a full-size car is the Dodge St. Regis. This model was manufactured by Chrysler Corporation and was introduced in 1979 and lasted on the market until 1981, replacing the Dodge Monaco as a four-door sedan. This vehicle is quite similar to the Chevrolet Caprice and Ford LTD. The name St. Regis had been used to refer to the Chrysler New Yorker Brougham that was released in the 1970's.

As a sedan, the St. Regis is basically a passenger car that can accommodate four up to five persons. This sedan has reliable look about it and will really inspire confidence especially when you intend to go on a long road trip. The chrome bumper and square grille with its horizontal bars lend to the air of dependability it exudes. The hood is clean and smoothly finished. The chrome side-moldings help reduces the otherwise severe look of the side appearance of the St. Regis. But all in all the Dodge St. Regis looks reliable and elegant.

The manufacturer made use of the R-body platform of Chrysler's rear-wheel drive in coming up with the St. Regis design. Chrysler provided several options to its engine and it includes the 3.7L inline 6, 5.2L and 5.9 L V8 engines. These engines are capable of powering the whole car's systems and induce it to eat up the miles at the pace you want it to go. The rear wheel drive system of this specific model is managed by the 3-speed automatic transmission. The automatic helps make gear shifting easy on the driver especially when it comes to cornering. But when compared to the previous fleets of Dodge especially their so called "cop cars", the Dodge St. Regis' performance leaves a lot to be desired.

Not a lot of the Dodge St. Regis can be seen on the streets today. Furthermore, not a lot of collectors are that interested in acquiring this piece. But for those who take price in the St. Regis they own, it would not hurt to make sure its systems are still in good shape and are still properly functioning. Watching out for even just one defective part is a good way of ascertaining you don't end up going through an expensive refurbishment. To be sure of the quality of the parts you use in replacing malfunctioning Dodge St. Regis components just make Parts Train your source. We have high quality parts and accessories made available at customer-friendly prices.

Featured Dodge St. Regis Parts

St. Regis A/C Compressor   St. Regis Condensers   St. Regis Accessory Belt Tensioner   St. Regis Air Filter   St. Regis Air Intake Kit   St. Regis Alternator   St. Regis Axle Shaft   St. Regis Bed Rail Cap   St. Regis Bed Rails   St. Regis Billet Grille   St. Regis Brake Caliper   St. Regis Brake Disc   St. Regis Brake Pad Set   St. Regis Brake Shoe Set   St. Regis Bug Shield   St. Regis Bumper   St. Regis Bumper Brackets   St. Regis Bumper Mounting Kit   St. Regis Bumper Reinforcement   St. Regis Catalytic Converters   St. Regis Center Link   St. Regis Cold Air Intake   St. Regis Control Arms   St. Regis Cornering Light   St. Regis Cylinder Head Gasket Set   St. Regis Dash Trim   St. Regis Door Handle   St. Regis Engine Dip Stick   St. Regis Exhaust Manifold   St. Regis Exhaust Manifold Gasket Set   St. Regis Exhaust System   St. Regis Fan Clutch   St. Regis Fenders   St. Regis Fender Flares   St. Regis Floor Liners   St. Regis Floor Mat   St. Regis Fog Light   St. Regis Fuel Filter   St. Regis Fuel Pump   St. Regis Fuel Pump Assembly   St. Regis Fuel Tank Cap   St. Regis Graphics   St. Regis Grille Assembly   St. Regis Grille Bracket   St. Regis Grille Insert   St. Regis Headlight Assembly   St. Regis Headlight Door   St. Regis Heater Core   St. Regis Hitch   St. Regis Hood   St. Regis Ignition Coil   St. Regis Ignition Wire Set  Lights -- St. Regis Headlight Switch