Nothing. This car has been flawless.
Sleek, racy, with poised road manners, the Intrepid R/T is one sweet ride.
It has more than looks, too. The R/T has 244 HP with the autostick transmission, bigger brakes, quicker-ratio steering, stiffer stabilizer and anti-roll bars, and different spring rates. It's road manners are exceptional. It's amazing that such a large car can handle so well. This thing rides like it's on rails.
It also has ABS brakes to go along with the brake update which work so well with the suspension.
With tons of room inside and a huge trunk, you can haul five people in comfort. Quickly.
I really like the layout of the dash instrumentation. It's easy to read and looks good, too.
Then there is that body. Gorgeous, with
17 inch black Nascar style wheels and tires, the blacked out grille and a spoiler on the back, the car always gets attention.
I'm currently at 12,000 miles and the car has been flawless. Just oil changes.
The intrepid rt is the best car out there. It blows everything away and yet the kids have tons of room to fight and argue in!! The looks are great. The dealer even wants to buy it back from me. No way man, this is my baby!!
Alan, Brampton on canada. Where the car was born!!
Best bang for the buck?? Yes, until you hear that big bang from under the hood at about 85,000 miles, which will be your engine blowing up. I bragged and bragged about mine constantly. I never even had it in the shop other than for routine maintenance. Then my son was driving it and the engine blew while he was in the middle lane of the expressway. Luckily one of his teachers was following a ways behind him and recognized my car and helped him get the car off the road. I was angry! I always took great care of the car because I loved it!
It was a beautiful car and I loved it but wasn't worth it. I wish someone would have just ran into it and totaled it. At least I would have gotten some insurance money from it :- (I wish everyone good luck... you're going to need it. We owned 3 Dodge's and I was very loyal to them. Now our Stratus is dying. From now on, I'm dodging the Dodge's.