I bought my Dart because it only had a couple thousand miles on it and it was a great deal. I never specifically wanted a Dart, or even a Dodge. It has a lot of weird quirks and problems. I don't always have confidence in my car. It has had multiple recalls over serious issues, like the transmission. Even though I have taken it to be fixed, the transmission is still weird. When I first start the car and lightly accelerate, the car will rev to a very high RPM, even if my foot is off the gas, even if I am braking at the same moment. The dual clutch system is terrible. It is literally in the handbook to pull over and shut the car off if you get stuck in traffic, because the clutch will overheat and could blow up. This happened to me once, but fortunately I was able to pull off before anything serious happened. In the winter, if I turn my car off to run in somewhere quickly (for example, the post office), when I come back out the car won't start. It has to sit for a few minutes before it starts again. The Dart gets me from point A to point B and has never cost me a ton of money. It gets good gas mileage and I enjoy that it has the highest horse power in its class. But all of these quirks leave me feeling uneasy. I would not buy one again.

The Dodge Dart is a good-looking car sleek and sexy for a middle-aged mom of three. It also has some fun power to it when you use the slap shiftier, which makes it feel sporty to me. I however live in PA, and it's hard to drive in the snow with the low wheel base.