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Have You Driven the 1996 Dodge Stratus?
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by RUSSIAN_STANDARD from Chelmsford, MA on Tue Mar 04 2014
Mileage is nice, though with 168hp, could be a little more peppy. It feels a little cheap driving it, of course when I was growing up, I learned to drive on my parents German cars.
Purchased a Used car
Uses car for Just getting around
Does not recommend this car!!
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by J C from palatka, FL on Sat Jul 15 2017
I bought this car and the day after I bought it the transmission blew. I had to buy a new transmission, 2 new dashboards, a computer module. My windshield fluid container has a leak, my oil container has a leak. The car runs rough and I've heard the same things from a few others who own the same car.
Purchased a Used car
Uses car for Commuting
Does not recommend this car!!
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Dodge Stratus is the performance cousin of Chrysler Cirrus.
Cirrus wingtips, Stratus loafers. Cirrus bottled water, Stratus tap.
Cirrus and Stratus, to be joined next year by the Plymouth Breeze, are themembers of Chrysler’s compact sedan family, the replacements for the DodgeSpirit and Plymouth Acclaim.
Cirrus and Stratus are to Chrysler what Ford Contour and Mercury Mystiqueare to Ford Motor Co., compacts dressed in aerodynamic duds rather thaneconoboxes on wheels.
We tested the 1996 Stratus ES. No complaints about power from the2.5-liter, 155-h.p., 24-valve, V-6 but it is a Mitsubishi engine and not aChrysler V-6. Any company boasting engineering prowess must blush... Read More