VX year to year differences

[roadsterbum]

Does any one know the differences between the VXs from year to year? The fueleconomy.gov website lists a '92 at 48/55 (old EPA rating) and a '94 at 47/56. Now I know it isn't much, but did anything change at all through the years?

Thanks in advance.

[jadziasman]

Tires.

Some auto makers nudge their EPA mileage numbers up slightly by using low rolling resistance tires on a new car. The 92 VX had Dunlop all season SP20's on it. I don't know if the later models used the Dunlop's also. If the 92 VX had been fitted with Bridgestone RE92 Potenzas when new, the EPA rating would have been higher still.

I thought about buying the best LRR tires for my VX but could not justify the increased cost to get a few more mpgs.

[Danronian]

Yeah, I honestly didn't know any real difference b/t the different VXs other than the CA model.

Then again, I have a 95 VX, a replacement 95 motor, and my friend has a 95...so I guess I'm not an expert on the differences b/t years.

[GasSavers_James]

the 92's had just driver side airbags, the 94 and 95 had driver and passenger. Might add a few pounds.

[GasSavers_TomO]

The 92's all had an 11.9 gallon tank, some 93 still had a 11.9 gallon tank, but by 94-95 all VXs had the 10.9gal tank.

The 92-93 P07 ECUs were the first revision (A00), the 94-95s were revision 2 (A01)

And as stated before, the 92-93s only had the drivers' side airbag, while the 94-95 had both the drivers' and passengers' airbag.

Those are the actual production differences between the years that I know of.

[roadsterbum]

Wow, this is very helpful information. Thanks everyone!