Yeah.... It almost looks curved under that sticker shadow, but the rounded interior would just run smoothly across, this one definitely looks like there is a corner in front of the passenger B pillar.
And definitely the 3.1L badge. They read [engine displacement: 2.0, 2.2, 2.8, 3.1] then in two lines in smaller text 'multi port' then the big F and I for fuel injection (see below).
Even that chrome strip is an indicator for given years, I just can't remember which. They would either paint the handles, chrome them, or leave them black, paint the handle guards or leave black, same with the window trim and side view mirrors for a given year. And effectively randomly switch em up year to year. So if you knew the combinations, all it takes is a glance to know which year LoL 🤣 other than the interior, the tail light lenses, and door belts, the body never changed, so the only way spot a given year was the trim options. For instance I had a 1992, grey with red interior, black molding black handles, black mirrors. My buddy had a 93 white with red interior, black handels, white handle guards and mirrors.
Im going to stick with 1990. Its gotta be, supposing all the bits are accurate to the year.
Fun fact: the Corsica was the first US car to offer day time running lights as standard, am/fm cassette standard, i think airbags standard, and all wheel ABS standard on the base model (iirc). And the 2 door version (the Beretta) was actually 3 inches longer than the sedan due to its more sporty camero style pointed front bumper.
..... [Sigh] I miss my car ..... Gooooood times .....