I have had my dodge intrepid for around five years now. When I got it there were 84,000 miles on it, now I have around 134,000 miles on it. So far I have taken my intrepid on two long trips(over 2000 miles) with only a blowout as my only issue with the car. It is a v6 which is not great on gas but not awful either. My state is littered with pot holes and by some miracle they have not taken a toll on my dodge. The power steering went out once but it was an easy fix. I also had to get the catalytic converter replaced when I first got it which is why I got the car at such a good price. All in all this car was very reliable and almost never let me down with break downs and maintenance.

This vehicle was purchased used and has given me a little trouble, but not as bad as it could have been. I'm not a mechanic but I would like to learn how to better care for my automobiles. This car, as I later learned has an engine that is reviled, mostly in relation to the car's water pump. This car seems very reliable and something that could last a long time if properly taken care of.

This vehicle has had several problems since we bought it with under 50,000 miles. The overall design is very appealing and it is easy to drive. Intrepids were used as police cars so we thought this was a bonus in the mechanical build of this car. While the car is running, it handles speed and turns very easily. The interior is more toward a luxury sedan including a well placed operations panel and nice sound system. Ride is smooth as the shocks are well built.