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Tue Jun 17, 2003 10:31 am
I found on the Consumer Reports website, I think the convertibles started in 92 but they could have been "AS" 93 models........Even though I dont have mine yet SI3 Coupes are definitely much more sleeker and sexier.
Year-to-Year Changes
1991: A more potent twin-cam, 16-valve 4-cylinder engine arrived for 1991, as a new LE hatchback replaced the XE. Essentially the SE hatchback with leather upholstery and air conditioning, the LE was the highest-priced 240SX model. The lineup also included hatchbacks and notchbacks in base and SE trim. With new sequential fuel injection, the '91 engine developed 155 horsepower--15 more than before. All coupes got a new nose with an integrated bumper. Antilock braking, previously optional only on the SE hatchback, now could be installed on the LS.
1992: A convertible debuted during 1992 in "Limited Edition" trim with a rear spoiler, automatic transmission, and power top, windows, and door locks. Otherwise, changes were minimal except for eliminating available antilock braking on the LE model.
1993: Not much change marked the 1993 models, but the leather-upholstered LE hatchback was gone.
1994: An SE convertible was the sole body style offered for '94, unchanged except for a new "cherry red pearl" color choice.