Beretta — L-body (1987–1996)

base engine; the 1990 option-weight pages still name it in their remarks, but the 1990 order guide and power teams list the LM3 instead; GM later reused LL8 for a 4.2L L6 (the rparts GM RPO PDF lists only that later meaning); same description as cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen1

optional; standard on the GT; the 1990 option-weight page still lists it, but the 1990 order guide and power teams list the LH0 instead; same description as cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen1

base engine; the 1990–1991 order pages write electronic fuel injection and the engine pages throttle body injection; not with the GT; same description as cavalier-gen2

included with the GT; the kits print LHO; same description as cavalier-gen2

GTZ 1990–1993; base engine of the 1994 Z26 with the manual transmission; the kits print LGO

base engine; the 1996 order guide still reads MFI while the 1996 power teams page reads sequential fuel injection; same description as cavalier-gen3 (which writes multiport injection in 1995); cavalier-gen2 reads LN2 as "2.2 L (133 cu in) L4, multi-port fuel injection"

optional on the base coupe, standard on the Z26 (1995–1996); requires the 4 speed automatic

base transmission with the L4 engines; the kits name Isuzu as maker from 1991; GM later reused MR3 for an Eaton truck transmission; cavalier-gen1 reads MR3 as "Manual transaxle, 5 speed (3.73 first gear)"

with the LB6 (1988–1989) and LH0 (1990–1993); the 1991–1993 kits name New Venture Gear as maker; the 1994 L82 axle-ratio page (p.41) still prints MG2, but the 1994 order guide offers the L82 with the automatic only; same description as cavalier-gen2; cavalier-gen1 reads MG2 as "Manual transaxle, 5 speed (3.50 first gear)"

the 1988 and 1989 pages name it the 125C, the 1990–1991 pages THM 125c (Hydra-Matic 3T40) and the 1992–1996 pages the 3T40 transaxle assembly; sold as MX1 in the order guides; same description as cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen1; cavalier-gen3 reads MD9 as "Transaxle, 3-speed automatic (3T40)"

GTZ with the LG0; the 1990 curb-mass page prints MYS; the 1991 curb-mass page still pairs the LG0 with MY5, but the 1991 power teams and engine pages name MU1

GTZ with the LG0; the engine page names New Venture Gear as maker

with the LG0 (GTZ 1992–1993, Z26 1994); the 1992 power teams page prints MVS

with the L82; sold as MX0 in the order guides

the order-guide code for the 5 speed manual; the 1994–1995 order guides also print MMS, and 1995 has no legible MM5; same description as cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen1; cavalier-gen3 reads MM5 as "Transmission, 5-speed manual (merchandised order code)"

the order-guide code for the 3 speed automatic; with the LM3 or LN2; same description as cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen1; cavalier-gen3 reads MX1 as "Transmission, 3-speed automatic (merchandised order code)"

the order-guide code for the 4 speed electronically controlled automatic; with the L82; the order guides print MXO

the trailer-towing entry pairs it with the L82 and M13

1988 option-weight page; the 1989–1991 option-weight pages print the code as 221, and the 1990–1992 pages name Z21 only in the custom-interior remark, so those years are not claimed; a GM parts code list reads it as Beretta GT (1LV37 plus Z21 gives 1LW37)

available only with Z21; the 1988 stabilizer table names it too

the 1995–1996 power teams pages give the Z26 as 1LV37 with Z04, while the order guides list the Z26 as model 1LW37; the 1996 vehicle-models page prints Z0A; the rparts GM RPO PDF reads Z04 as the GTZ conversion (1LV37 plus Z04 gives 1LZ37)

only in: 1990 Indy pace car coupe; includes the Indy conversion content; the 1990 option lines print the code only in cross-references ("NA Group NDAB", "Reqs Group NDAB", "Incl w/Group NDA2"), and the page's group list also names it

only in: 1990 Indy pace car coupe

only in: 1990 Indy pace car coupe; includes AU3; the 1990 option lines print the code only in cross-references ("NA Group NDAB", "Reqs Group NDAB", "Incl w/Group NDA2"), and the page's group list also names it

only in: Z26 (1994); the 1990 GTZ order guide names it only in the UL5 entry

only in: GTZ (1990), Z26 (1994)

only in: GTZ

only in: GT

only in: GT

only in: base coupe; the 1994 order guide prints LVAT

only in: base coupe; includes C60 (1990)

only in: base coupe; includes C60 and AU3

base coupe base group

base coupe: group 1 in 1995, group 2 in 1996

Z26 base group; the 1995 order guide (p.12, model 1LW37 Beretta Z26 coupe) prints the group as ISH, an I/1 swap, named here as printed

Z26

1994–1996 order guides add driver express down (cavalier-gen3 reads it with express-down); the 1988 option-weight page prints A3t; 1990 not claimed: the order guide lists power windows only as a preferred equipment group row (owner ruling 2026-10-29)

the 1994–1995 option-weight pages print the same item with an illegible code

the merged Celebrity doc and the rparts GM RPO PDF read A78 as reclining driver and passenger seatbacks

the 1994 page prints A9O; 1992 is not claimed (its pages print A9D and ASO); 1995–1996 from the convenience pages (pp.77, 48: 'Optional (A90) Power Release'); 1990 not claimed: the order guides list the power trunk opener only as a preferred equipment group row (owner ruling 2026-10-29)

hinged; not with the base equipment groups (1990); the 1991 pages do not show it; same description as cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen1

the order guides print it as the bucket seat option that must be specified; same description as cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen3

the 1988 option-weight page code is illegible

standard automatic door lock and unlock

standard on the GT (Z21); the 1991–1994 convenience pages still name B18 in a footnote while the 1991–1993 option-weight pages list B19; a GM parts code list reads B18 as deluxe interior ornamentation

standard on the GT (Z21); replaces B18 on the option-weight pages

a GM parts code list reads B34 as carpeted insert mats; the merged Celebrity doc reads it as rubber mats; cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen1 read B34 as "Floor mats, front, color-keyed carpet"; 1990 not claimed: the order guide lists carpeted front and rear mats only as a preferred equipment group row (owner ruling 2026-10-29)

the 1991 option-weight page lists rear mats without a legible code; cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen1 read B35 as "Floor mats, rear, color-keyed carpet"; 1990 not claimed: the order guide lists carpeted front and rear mats only as a preferred equipment group row (owner ruling 2026-10-29)

same description as cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen3 and cavalier-gen1

from 1994 the order guides require C49 or R9W; same description as cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen1; cavalier-gen3 reads C49 as "Rear-window defogger, electric"

the kits print air conditioning; required with UM6 and UX1 (1990–1991); the 1988–1989 option-weight pages print the code with a Cyrillic C, so those years are not claimed; same description as cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen1; cavalier-gen3 reads C60 as "Air conditioning, front, manual controls"

same description as cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen1; cavalier-gen3 reads CD4 as "Windshield wipers, intermittent (pulse)"; 1990 and 1994–1996 not claimed: the order guides list intermittent wipers only as a preferred equipment group row (owner ruling 2026-10-29)

the option-weight pages print rear end sport spoiler; cavalier-gen1 reads D52 as "Rear spoiler, sport"

full floor console

standard; the 1993 page also prints 068

manual day/night; same description as cavalier-gen3

the 1994 steering table prints "Base (FE1)"; the 1992 and 1995 chassis tables print FE1 only as a column label ("FE1 & F41", "FE1/ FE2") and no cited page names a ride, so 1992 and 1995 are left out; cavalier-gen3 reads FE1 as "Suspension, soft ride", which no cited Beretta page prints

named in the chassis spring, stabilizer and alignment tables; same description as cavalier-gen2; 1994–1996 not claimed: the order guides list the suspensions only inside the PG1 and PF4 wheel packages' contents (Level II, Level III) (owner ruling 2026-10-29)

the 1991 and 1996 pages print KO5; the 1990, 1992, 1993 and 1995 pages print KOS, so those years are not claimed

with resume speed; same description as cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen1; cavalier-gen3 reads K34 as "Cruise control, electronic"; 1994–1996 from the convenience pages (pp.55, 77, 48: '(K34) Optional'); 1990 not claimed: the order guides list speed control only as a preferred equipment group row (owner ruling 2026-10-29)

the kits call it the Comfortilt steering wheel; the 1988 page prints N35; same description as cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen1; cavalier-gen3 reads N33 as "Steering column, tilt"; 1990 and 1994–1996 not claimed: the order guides list the tilt steering wheel only as a preferred equipment group row (owner ruling 2026-10-29)

same description as cavalier-gen3 and cavalier-gen1

same description as cavalier-gen1

optional on the GT (1990)

includes the Level III performance handling suspension; requires QMS tires; standard on the Z26 (1996)

includes the Level II suspension; requires QIM tires; cavalier-gen3 leaves the size open

requires PG1 wheels; the 1995 option-weight page prints P250/60R15

requires PF4 wheels; the 1996 kit lists QMS with P205/55R16 tires (p.55) and the 1996 order guide requires QMS with PF4 (p.10)

one of C49 or R9W must be specified; same description as cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen3

standard

standard on the GTZ (1993) and Z26 (1995)

the 1994–1995 option-weight pages print UOS

same description as cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen3

bar graph gauges and digital speedometer; requires the V6 (1991); the 1988 option-weight page prints 052; same description as cavalier-gen2

included with UM6, UM7 and UX1; the rparts GM RPO PDF reads U65 as a 5 speaker system (and a later 7 speaker system)

standard in 1994, optional 1995–1996; cavalier-gen3 reads two rear shelf and one coaxial per door; cavalier-gen1 reads coaxial front and premium rear speakers

required with the automatic on the L4; mandatory for Canada; the 1989 page prints UAI (letter I); the 1988 and 1990 pages print UAT, so those years are not claimed, and 1992 has no legible code; same description as cavalier-gen1

oil pressure, temperature and voltage gauges; same description as cavalier-gen2

standard; a GM parts code list reads UH6 as a cluster with oil, coolant temperature, voltmeter and indicators; cavalier-gen2 reads UH6 as "Instrument cluster, oil, coolant temperature and voltmeter"

with the base equipment groups only

requires C60 (1990–1991); same description as cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen1; cavalier-gen3 reads UM6 as "Radio, AM/FM stereo, seek-scan, cassette, clock"

same description as cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen1; cavalier-gen3 reads UM7 as "Radio, AM/FM stereo, seek-scan, clock"

fixed mast on the right-hand front fender; same description as cavalier-gen2; cavalier-gen3 reads US6 as "Radio antenna, fixed, painted"

requires C60; the 1988 and 1989 pages print UXI (letter I); the 1991 page prints UXY, so 1991 is not claimed; same description as cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen1

standard; the 1996 page names front kick panel speakers; same description as cavalier-gen3

charcoal (option-weight pages) or black (1990 order guide); the 1992 page prints V58; same description as cavalier-gen2

same description as cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen3

GT coupe, with charcoal metallic as the second color

base coupe; the 1996 order guide prints 140

base coupe; the kit names it Gray, Dk Green; the 1996 order guide prints 180

the 1996 base coupe page prints 3OU

base coupe

Z26 pages; the 1996 base coupe page prints 310

Z26; requires AR9

base coupe; requires AR9

Z26; requires AR9

Z26; requires AR9

base coupe; requires AR9; the Medium Blue cloth trim (30H) is printed with a Cyrillic letter both years and is left out

same description as cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen3

same description as cavalier-gen2

California/NY in 1994, California/MA in 1995–1996; same description as cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen3

cavalier-gen3 also names NE1

New York (1994), Massachusetts (1995), Massachusetts and New York (1996)

same description as cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen3

same description as cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen3

the 1995 order guide prints YFS; same description as cavalier-gen2 and cavalier-gen3