1995 Eagle Talon Esi review from North America

My front hub bearings had to be replaced 2 months 109,000 miles after I had purchased the car.

A/C tensioner pulley squeals like theres no tomorrow (mechanic says that's all it will do until replaced)

Sounds as if my hub bearing needs to be replaced yet again at 119,000 miles.

Ticking noise when turning while car is moving...front axle.

Your everyday fogging of the drivers side headlight. (use Mothers Mag & Aluminum polish, Works great!!)

Costly rear breaks when need to be replaced. (New parts with labor costs roughly $400)

Sunroof has a nasty sounding rattle, as does the windows.

Drivers side door is a little hard to unlock/lock. 110,000.

Heres the deal, It's a sharp looking car, but if your going to college or planning on driving frequently don't invest in one of these. Another piece of advice for those of you who still own a talon, you won't sell it for as much as you owe on the loan, once the problems start occurring they don't stop.

For those of you looking to buy a talon, I would suggest spending your money wisely, there are still cars out there that are " Faster " than the garbage produced by Eagle motors. I wonder why they went out of business?