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Collin writes:
1994 Dodge Shadow 2 Dr ES Hatchback Review
ProsSize, handling ConsLack of power, head gasket replacement
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Solid Economy — Well, this car isn't anything particularly amazing, but it is solid, basic transportation. What it lacks in power in the NA versions it makes up for with it's small size and nimble handling. The interior is in pretty good shape for being 14 years old. The only really weak spot is the head gasket, but besides that it is very solid. It gets about 25 mpg in the summer, which is pretty good considering that it doesn't have overdrive. |
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Ayrelle writes:
1994 Dodge Shadow 2 Dr ES Hatchback Review
ProsExtremely reliable. ConsI don't dislike anything about it.
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I Would Own 100 More Of Them If I Could. — I absolutely love this car. Not sure there is anything that I hate about it. My 94 shadow has almost 400,000 miles on it and runs great. Does great in snow, nice year round vehicle. It's the second one I've owned. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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Michael writes:
1994 Dodge Shadow 2 Dr STD Hatchback Review
ProsCargo room ConsLooks
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94 Dodge Shadow Hatchback — Quick little sombitch. Held enough camping gear for 5 people - including wood, for a weekend. Got her up to 108 mph once on the I-90 many years ago. Paint peeled away from the hood. Had to replace the radiator after 100k. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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Malcolm writes:
1994 Dodge Shadow 2 Dr ES Hatchback Review
ProsGood car for it's value, small enough to fit in any parking spot. ConsTerrible fuel economy, You could get a better car cheaper.
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Good For Maybe A First Car, But Definitely Not A Car I Want To Be Seen Driving Around When I'm Older — Fun to drive because I'm not too worried what happens with it. 16 years old so it'll go anytime now, might as well enjoy it while it lasts. Accelerates terribly, 0-60 in about an hour, Brakes are ground down to nothing, handles like a beauty though. Needed countless repairs in the year I've owned it, but well worth it. Exterior and Interior styles are dated, but who cares, it's 16 years old. Small tank but runs me a fortune to pay for gas. Fill up at least once a week. No leaks or anything, just an old car. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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Bear writes:
1994 Dodge Shadow 2 Dr ES Hatchback Review
ProsPerformance ConsIf its an automatic
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Great Overall Car Considering Everything! — My Dodge Shadow has the 3.0l V6 coupled with a 5 speed manual. Given how inexpensive these cars were their performance is unreal. Before I made any 'changes' it ran 15.1 at 94mph. Brand new my car cost $9995.00, not bad considering the only option it didnt have was the auto trans. Most 5.0 stock mustangs only ran high 14's in the quarter and cost way more. Also most all of the aftermarket things you could ever need could be robbed off of caravans, which are very cheap and plentiful. Greatest car ever! Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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Iva writes:
1994 Dodge Shadow 2 Dr ES Hatchback Review
Prosgood gas mil Consno room for the kids in the back seat
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I Would Love To Have This One Back — i loved this car, it would go no matter where i took it, the only reason that i sold it was that it was not very good to put car seats for the kido's in, it was a pain in that aspect, but it was a very good car that was fun to drive Primary Use: Family transportation |
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Kyle writes:
1994 Dodge Shadow 4 Dr STD Hatchback Review
Prosnothing Conseverything
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Pos — this car is a total piece of junk! dont recomend it to anyone! total rust bucket with only one seat and no interior. frame is rotted to hell and will probably break anytime. and its very hard starting due to a dead battery Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Shaun writes:
1994 Dodge Shadow 4 Dr ES Hatchback Review
ProsPretty quick ConsCheap
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sw357802 writes:
1994 Dodge Shadow 2 Dr ES Hatchback Review
Prosacceleration, dependability, gas milage Conshandling could have been crisper, no anti-lock brakes, leaked oil 
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Amazing First Car — I owned my shadow ES for two years before some old lady plowed into it when it was parked in front of my house. The car looked nice. I had the V6 with the manual transmission. The big engine kicks the car around a bit and makes it feel a bit like driving a truck, but you'll love it once you know what to expect and you know how to handle it. This is a fast car. It was also very dependable and handled great in the snow. I always got between 25 and 30 mpg. I bought my car at 166,000 miles and at 195,000 it was still going strong. |
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Greg writes:
1994 Dodge Shadow 4 Dr STD Hatchback Review
ProsGreat gas mileage, comfortable. ConsUgly, slow, did I mention ugly?
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