1995 Eagle Talon ESi review from North America

The water hose and thermostat had to be changed. I knew they needed to be replaced when I bought the car. That was around $100.

About three weeks after owning the car, the passenger-side power window motor went out. It went down fine, but then never would go up again. I talked to my mechanic and he said a new one would cost $300-400. I knew Talon parts were pretty expensive, but $300-400!

I understand a car with 110k miles will need some replacement of parts. My only wish is that they would be affordable.

The Eagle Talon ESi that I own is a beautiful car. The low roofline and sleek curves make it a very attractive car. When I take it out around town people stare at my car. There's a lot of really cocky guys around my town. Even they take a long glance at my Talon. Whether others drive a Mustang, Camaro, or Eclipse I get looks. This car will get you attention! On the weekends it's a thrill when cruising. The girls give you a long, thorough stare and smile. The guys just have a look of jealousy in their eyes.

My Talon handles excellent with very little lean in the tight corners.

The acceleration is tiringly slow. Once up to speed it's adequate.

Never use the backseats to take people unless you hate them! But why have people you hate ride in your thrill machine?

The engine gives good gas mileage.

If you're looking for a beautiful car the Talon is for you. As long as you can fit in the rather conforming cockpit you'll enjoy the ride.

Easily modified, the Talon will accept turbocharge upgrade kits, air intake systems, computer module upgrades, horsepower upgrades, bodykits, and interior styling with ease.

I would recommend only buying a Talon if you can keep up on maintenance. If your Talon is well-taken care of it will last. Those poor, abused Talons will retaliate with a broken timing belt, racked transmission, or otherwise! Buyer beware, take care of it or it will break, of course!!!