The original K platform cars were the Plymouth Reliant and Dodge Aries, which were promoted as 'K-cars' by Chrysler itself, the first time it used a platform code with the public. Chrysler later built cars with similar dimensions and designs, creating what some call 'EEKs' or extended K-cars, and which others incorrectly refer to collectively as K-cars. Most of these share struts (Lancer is one exception), for example. The full list of K-based cars is: Chrysler Laser/Dodge Daytona (G) Shadow/Sundance (P) Caravan/Voyager/Town & Country, 1984-95 LeBaron/New Yorker/Saragota (J) Pre-1990 LeBaron sedan/Lancer (H) Dynasty/New Yorker/Imperial (C) Acclaim/Spirit/LeBaron sedan (AA). Each of these car groups had a different wheelbase and floor pan. Suspensions generally shared similar architectures but differed in tuning.