In 1990 Chrysler Fifth Avenue horsepower was between 162 and 162 hp or 119 and 119 kW.
| Vehicle | Power (difference from average) | Power to torque ratio | Power per passenger | Power to 1 cylinder | Power to consumption rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3.3i |
162 hp / 119 kw
(-6%) |
- | 32 hp / 24 kw | - | - |
| 3.8i |
162 hp / 119 kw
(-6%) |
- | 32 hp / 24 kw | - | - |
| Vehicle | 3.3i |
|---|---|
| Power (difference from average) |
162 hp / 119 kw
(-6%) |
| Power to torque ratio | - |
| Power per passenger | 32 hp / 24 kw |
| Power to 1 cylinder | - |
| Power to consumption rate | - |
| Vehicle | 3.8i |
| Power (difference from average) |
162 hp / 119 kw
(-6%) |
| Power to torque ratio | - |
| Power per passenger | 32 hp / 24 kw |
| Power to 1 cylinder | - |
| Power to consumption rate | - |
In 1982 Chrysler Fifth Avenue horsepower was 175 hp or 129 kW
| Vehicle | Power (difference from average) | Power to torque ratio | Power per passenger | Power to 1 cylinder | Power to consumption rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5.2 V8 |
175 hp / 129 kw
(+1%) |
- | 44 hp / 32 kw | - | - |
| Vehicle | 5.2 V8 |
|---|---|
| Power (difference from average) |
175 hp / 129 kw
(+1%) |
| Power to torque ratio | - |
| Power per passenger | 44 hp / 32 kw |
| Power to 1 cylinder | - |
| Power to consumption rate | - |
