1994 Dodge Intrepid ES 3.3 from North America
Summary:
A good way to go into debt
Faults:
Air conditioning broke just like 90% of other Dodge Intrepids from that year.
Transmission had to be replaced for lots and lots of money just like about 80% of other Dodge Intrepids that year.
Some sensor broke and the car would just stop whenever it wanted. $300 dollars to fix that.
The rims on it were messed up.
The molding is falling off around the doors.
General Comments:
I owned a Pontiac Firebird for 3 years and I put a grand total of $200 into it in about 50,000 miles. I owned this car for 2 months and 5,000 miles and I put in about 3 grand into it. BUY GM or FORD please.
Being a college student I don't have a lot of money to throw around and I've been in debt for quite awhile now due to this vehicle. If you're gonna buy one of these expect to put at least 1,500 in the first year. I dread the moment that I bought a Chrysler still to this day. Just goes to show you, just because it looks like a good deal doesn't mean it will be.
Comfortable nice looking car, but just poorly built, and on top of that Chrysler doesn't even care that it's poorly built and they wouldn't help me if I begged them and I have.
I have had very poor experience with the Chrysler dealership and I would like to know if anyone has had a good experience with them???
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? No
Review Date: 5th June, 2001
14th Jun 2002, 14:04
I too have a 1994 Intrepid and will never buy another Chrysler product as long as I live.
I've replaced the rotors (front and back) 3-4 times since I've owned the car (just about every 25,000 miles).
The molding around the windows is coming off.
Paint on the exterior is starting to chip.
I had to replace the AC compressor and the radiator already.
I had a sensor problem which caused my car to stall while I was driving it and almost caused a few accidents.
The driver-side windshield wiper arm does not make contact with the windshield so it is useless.
Recently the "check engine" light has been coming on and my gas gauge is suddenly bobbing up and down which causes the fuel light to come on and off. I need to have all these things looked at, but with the luck I've had with this car I'm sure it will be costly to fix.
I've written to Chrysler several times and have spoken to the customer care center and they failed to take any responsibility for the poor design. They blame my driving and "wear and tear" as they call it so I've had it with the piece of crap and Chrysler can consider themselves minus one customer!