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Emily writes:
1997 Chrysler Cirrus 4 Dr LXi Sedan Review
Prosmy sound system in it lol Conshad to replace the breaks three times
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Sweet! — its sturdy and fairly reliable. breaking needs some work. we had to replace the back breaks twice because it kept sticking. if we wouldnt have had to replace things, it would def be 100% worth the cost. interior isnt bad. gas milage..sucks. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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Andrew writes:
1997 Chrysler Cirrus 4 Dr LX Sedan Review
Prossporty fair fun car Consstyling questionable to some
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Good Midsize Sedan For The Price — overall performance has been pretty well for a midsize sedan of this model year (very little body roll, excellent brakes, engine could use a little more power though) while some fit and finish elements aren't on par with modern vehicles, it is well built Appearance is sporty, but definitely has been left behind in the 1990s, but the cab forward design and aerodynamic windshield are a plus because rocks have hit it and bounced after i thought for sure i would have a cracked windshield gas mileage around town under my lead foot still manages 22-23 mpg, highway 30 mpg with v6 Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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Alex writes:
1997 Chrysler Cirrus 4 Dr LXi Sedan Review
Prosattractive styling for midsize class, lots of standard features, leather interior w/ sun roof, excellent audio system Conspoor resale value, questionable interior materials, weak headlights, 2.5 V6 not adequate for class, stiff ride
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Chrysler's Accord — Chrysler's answer to Toyota Camry and Honda Accord. Cab forward design gives the car a much more sleeker apperance than rivals, trading off head room. Equipped with attractive (and shiny) chrome 15" alloys and optional metallic paint. Great factory infiniti audio system. high quality leather finish on seats, yet rest of interior plastics are quite sub par. Questionable interior build quality and design. Mitsubishi sourced 2.5 SOHC V6 hooked with 4speed auto trans is torquey, but not as powerful as the japanese 3.0L competitors. thirsty for its engine size. stiff ride, yet lots of body roll. poor suspension geometry from factory, yet front end uses double wishbones set up. poor resale value, yet still a reliable car. great for people seeking used sedans on the cheap. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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Ryan writes:
1997 Chrysler Cirrus 4 Dr LXi Sedan Review
ProsLeather seating, a V6, lots of room. ConsSome of the plastic feels cheap.
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