Used Dodge Stratus for Sale

I liked that it had enough room for my two kids' car seats and a family of four. The car did not eat up the gas. I got the car when it had low miles on it. I did not have to put much work into it. It drove very smooth. It was gray inside and silver on the outside. It was an automatic. I did not like that it was Dodge. Dodge cars tend to have issues. The car did break down on the freeway during heavy traffic without warning. It was one of the scariest days of my life. The car had no warranty, and the parts were expensive.

The best thing about the car was its value. For a ten year old car, I spent close to 1k for it from a reliable mechanic. The car has served me well since I've owned it. Although the look of the car and color is not my favorite, it was in better condition than most used cars, such as no major scratches or dents. The amount of space in the car is also surprising, because it was much more than I needed. It fit my family perfectly whenever I visited and I could fit a lot in the trunk. Driving it around was not a hassle either, as I had no major blindspots or maintenance done outside of oil checks. The car was overall a safe one, and I made great use from it for its value. I love driving around in it, and it feels nice to be able to call the vehicle my own.

There have been some... Overly ambitious situations shall we say.... That I've put my car through. Like going through flood waters that were starting to go over the hood. It might just be this particular car, but I liked the fact that it is able to make it through some flood waters that drown out lesser cars. A drawback to this is there is a lot of water seepage everywhere when doing this, and even when there is a light rain there are times when water gets stuck in the doors and you can hear is sloshing around. The car does also tend to fall apart in time - I'm on my third heater and fourth air conditioner in 6 years, and the window motors have been replaced at least once each. As I mentioned in the title, the car does tend to fall apart the older it gets. Just one of the things I've typically noticed about doge vehicles.