Sports or sedan?

SWIFT AND agile cnough
to keep up with the sports
cars, yet solid and roomy
enough to carry a family in
style.

That's the new Stylus four-door
sedan.

Built by Jsuzu, the Stylus repre-
sents a new concept in automotive
design.

lis engine, a new 1.6_ litre,
belt-driven, single overhead cam
engine, puts muscle under the
hood. Three valves, instead of the
conventional tivo, give Stylus a
superior intake/exhaust efficiency.

And with a smooth, five-speed
manual transmitting its power, the
Stylus goes from 0 to 60 mph in
9.5 seconds.

A fuel-conscious three-speed
automatic is also availble on the
Stylus S, with a new shift in-
terlock system.

Both ihe S und XS modeis ride
on a four-wheel independent
Macpherson strut suspension with
front L-arm and rear multilinks.

Power dise brakes up front and
performance-proven drums in the
rear give the Stylus S sure, safe,
controllable stops in an instant.

Stylus has more than the feel of

THE STYLUS offers a balance of performance and
sedan convenience in one car.

a sports car. It has the look and
aerodynamic lines of a sports car,
too.
A. sleek, capsule-shaped body,
reminiscent of the Impulse, is used
on the Stylus. A grille-less front
end, vraphical windows and lamps
flush to the surface accentuate its

clean, distinctive styling.

The cockpit-like interior of the
Stylus is spacious, roomy and
comfortable.

Switches and controts fall readi-
ly to hand. Gattges are ar.anged
in easy-to-read clusters.

Both the Stylus S and Stylus XS

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The Isuzu Stylus
offers best of both

offer an energy-absorbing front
end that crumples on impact to
enhance the safety of driver and
passengers. :

The Stylus starts from $13,995,

It can be seen at Morrey Pass-
port, 4451 Lougheed Highway,
Burnaby,