1991 Dodge Stealth R/T Twin Turbo review from North America

So far nothing has gone wrong with the car. It does have a couple of small problems.

The CD player skips on ever small bump.

The shifter boot is falling apart from wear and age. A $30 replacement from Ebay is going to take care of that.

I don't know what to say except, this car is awesome. I wanted one when they were new while I was in high school, but I couldn't afford one. When my friends parents decided to get rid of this one for $6500, I couldn't pass it up.

The only drawback is, like any high performance sports car, you are low to the ground and feel every bump. My wife is pregnant so riding in it makes her sick. I'm worried I might not get to keep it long.

However, the handling and acceleration are amazing and make up for any drawbacks. I've only owned this car for a couple of months and I don't want to drive my old car any more, so we sold my wife's car and now she drives the Contour SVT. I've taken turns that are meant for 25 MPH at over 60 MPH without any tire screeching. The All Wheel Drive is great on wet surfaces or racing your local friendly neighborhood ricer.

Performance upgrades are cheap and easy. I've already done a free boost modification to give my car the same 320 HP that the 1994 - 1996 Stealth's have. I've also done a minor upgrade to the air intake.

At the very least, anyone looking for this type of car should fine one locally and take it for a test drive, I guarantee you won't be disappointed.