There are three different models for the 1993 Ford Tempo. They are the GL two- and four-door models, and the LX four-door sedan. The GL two-door Tempo features cloth trim seating, interval windshield wipers, and tinted glass. Optional features include rear-window defogger, six-way power adjustable driver seat, and dual electric remote-control mirrors.
Engine Specifications
The 1993 Ford Tempo came standard with a 2.3-L 96-horsepower engine with a torque of 128 pound-feet. A more powerful 3.0-L 130-horsepower V-6 was also available. Torque for this engine is 150 pound-feet. The bore for the 2.3-L engine is 3.68 inches and the stroke is 3.31 inches. The bore for the 3.0-L engine is 3.50 inches and the stroke is 3.10 inches. A five-speed manual transmission was included. If you don't drive a manual, you have the option of a three-speed automatic transmission.
Comfort and Convenience Features
The Ford Tempo for 1993 includes standard features like an AM/FM stereo, engine temperature gauge, and digital instrument display. Optional items include power windows and door locks. A power door lock remote was not available for this model. Other optional items included air conditioning, cruise control, and a cassette player.
Interior/Exterior
The length of the 1993 Ford Tempo is 177 inches. The exterior height is 52.9 inches. The wheelbase is 100 inches with a tire size of P185/70R14. It has a wheel/rim size of 14 by 5.5 inches. Inside the vehicle, you'll find front legroom at 41.5 inches. Backseat legroom is 36 inches. Cargo capacity is 13.20 cubic feet.
Fuel Economy
Gas mileage for the 2.3-L engine is 22 miles per gallon in the city and 27 miles per gallon on the highway. The larger 3.0-L engine gas mileage is a bit less, coming in at 20 miles per gallon in the city and 23 miles per gallon on the highway. Fuel capacity is 15.9 gallons of unleaded gasoline.
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