1992 Dodge Dynasty Reviews, Pricing & Specs

Dodge tinkered very little with its 1992 Dynasty, adding childproof locks and an optional overhead console. Otherwise, this conservative,...

Dodge tinkered very little with its 1992 Dynasty, adding childproof locks and an optional overhead console. Otherwise, this conservative, practical family car kept its base and LE trims and engine choices.

Base engine was the 2.5-liter, 100-hp 4-cylinder, paired with a 3-speed auto tran. Optional on the base and standard on LE was the 3.0-liter, 141-hp V6, paired with a 4-speed automatic. Optional for the LE was a 3.3-liter, 147-hp V6, 4-speed automatic. That's a lot of power for a four-door sedan, and the seemingly boring-looking Dynasty is loved by its fans for its quick acceleration and speed ratings.

The 1993 Dodge Dynasty is also big. At 192-inches long, it has a spacious interior that has enough leg and headroom to comfortably fit four (six is touted, but it wouldn't be comfortable on longer rides) in soft cushiony seats. Options, such as power windows and locks and sunroof are added bonuses. Owners emphasize the dependability and power of the Dynasty, and the fact that its built to provide a smooth, quiet ride. Transmission troubles are a frequent criticism.