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Steven K
Reviewed a 2009 Chrysler Aspen Hybrid on Jan 5, 2021
Excellent SUV but difficult to get parts for. Very expensive to repair. Dealer price on just the electric transmission itself is $9,800 only for the part, not including labor!
Anonymous
Reviewed a 2009 Chrysler Limited 4WD on Sep 13, 2011
The transmission was not designed specifically for the hybrid; thus, it seems to get confused. I am a field rep for a pacemaker company. I have a half million worth of gear in the back end and there is plenty of space for all of it. Driving across northern Alabama, it gets great mileage for its size. Overall I like it. I had to buy it used since Chrysler had discontinued making them. I bought my 2009 Aspen Limited HEV in May 2010.
Arnold E
Reviewed a 2009 Chrysler Aspen Hybrid on Mar 27, 2021
Great features and wonderful ride...when it runs! Chrysler has discontinued all parts including abs brakes module and electric cooling fan and electric water pump. Each cost over $1200 to fix and exhaust bolts broke causing it to sound like old clunker when driving costing $3500 to fix. Also you can never take it thru a carwash cause it will cause serious electric short circuits and it will take hours before car will drive again. But you will love it when it is running. Hate Chrysler. It is the reason people buy imports now.
Chrysler Aspen Hybrid Trims
| Trim type | MSRP |
|---|---|
| Limited 4WD | $44,770 |
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