International Scout 1971–1980
2 generationNo photos yet5.0 AT 4WD (124 PS)
General information
Number of doors2
Car classJ
Steering wheel positionLeft
CountryUSA
At a glance
Engine4976 cm3 Gasoline
Power122 hp
GearboxAutomatic
Origin
United States
Series
Trim
3.2 MT (113 PS)3.2 MT 4WD (113 PS)3.8 AT (137 PS)3.8 AT 4WD (137 PS)3.8 MT (137 PS)3.8 MT 4WD (137 PS)4.2 AT (115 hp)4.2 AT 4WD (115 hp)4.2 AT 4WD (98 PS)4.2 AT (98 PS)4.2 MT (115 hp)4.2 MT 4WD (115 hp)4.2 MT 4WD (98 PS)4.2 MT (98 PS)5.0 AT 4WD (124 PS)5.0 AT 4WD (139 PS)5.0 AT 4WD (146 hp)5.0 AT 4WD (196 PS)5.0 MT 4WD (124 PS)5.0 MT 4WD (139 PS)5.0 MT 4WD (146 hp)5.0 MT 4WD (196 PS)5.0 MT AWD (124 hp)5.0 MT AWD (146 hp)5.7 AT 4WD (146 hp)5.7 AT 4WD (150 hp)5.7 AT 4WD (151 PS)5.7 AT 4WD (165 hp)5.7 AT 4WD (198 hp)5.7 MT 4WD (146 hp)5.7 MT 4WD (150 hp)5.7 MT 4WD (151 PS)5.7 MT 4WD (165 hp)5.7 MT 4WD (198 hp)
Specifications
Engine
Engine power122 hp
Engine power124 PS
Valves per cylinder2
Turnover of maximum torque2000 RPM
Maximum torque307 N*m
Max power at RPM3400 RPM
Engine code345 a
Engine model345 A
Capacity4976 cm3
Number of cylinders8
Stroke cycle81.7 mm
Compression ratio8.2
Max power (kW)91 kW
Cylinder bore98.4 mm
Injection typecarburetor
Flow calculation methodEPA
Engine placementFront, longitudinal
Engine typeGasoline
Boost typenone
Cylinder layoutV-type
Bodywork
Front track width1453 mm
Back track width1453 mm
Height1700 mm
Width1778 mm
Curb weight1850 kg
Clearance193 mm
Number of seater2
Wheelbase2540 mm
Length4222 mm
Body typeCrossover
Gearbox and handling
Number of gear3
Drive wheelsAll wheel drive (AWD)
Gearbox typeAutomatic
Operating characteristics
Max speed141 km/h
Highway driving fuel consumption per 100 km16.7 l
Acceleration (0-100 km/h)16.8 s
Mixed driving fuel consumption per 100 km18.5 l
City driving fuel consumption per 100 km26.3 l
Fuel tank capacity73 l
Fuel92
Suspension and brakes
Front suspensionDependent, spring
Back suspensionDependent, spring
Front brakesdrum
Rear brakesdrum
Grades & features
Select a grade to see its included features. A check means standard equipment; a cross means optional or not specified.