Battle Magazine — March 1997

●Type I rear combination lamps: a black border frames the turn signal and brake lamp. The indicator has horizontal slits, and the brake light is recessed; the round lamps at each end of the garnish are the reverse lights. ●Type II rear combination lamps: the overall assembly is the same size, but the indicator slits are gone and the lamp is a little smaller than Type I. The brake lamp is more angular, and the reverse light is square to match. ●Type III rear combination lamps: the shape is otherwise unchanged, but the reverse light is different. Instead of being directly visible, it sits slightly recessed behind a horizontal slit. ●Rear bumper: Types I and II have side protectors; Type III does not. ●Type I rear spoiler: a forward-projecting, squared U-shaped design supported at both ends and in the center. ●Type II rear spoiler: basically the same shape, but with a thinner center support and an integrated high-mounted brake light. ●Type III rear spoiler: two styles were offered, both with a high-mounted brake light. The one-piece spoiler has large openings at both sides. The spoiler shown below is the NAVAN type, with two supports and an aluminum rear guard.