1995 Dodge Stealth Reviews, Pricing & Specs

Holy Crap!! Its MY car !! Back before it got a fresh coat of paint. Its been a fantastic car. I only drive it during the summer. Fun car with the AWD it feels really planted to the ground. Ive owned it since June 2010. I cant believe how the value jumped up on these cars. If you can find a good one for sale grab it. You wont be sorry.

I bought this car a couple of years ago and since the day it arrived its been the greatest car I have ever owned. Performance is amazing and has tons of aftermarket potential. Believe it or not there are tons of people out there that cherish the 3S cars as much as I do. Ownership is a bit expensive but it is worth every penny. Interior and exterior styling on the 95's are impeccable and the color choices are wild. Wouldn't trade this car for anything in the world.

A really fun car to drive. The automatics are slow off the line so enjoy your acceleration from a role. Should have gotten a Twin Turbo.

Reports of them being overweight are grossly overstated. Afterall, a cheetah weighs more than a house cat. It's a fun, fast car, and always turns heads. A bit pricey maintenance-wise, but if you keep up on it, you won't have too many issues that other cars don't have.

I loved it when I first got it, but now I have my heart set on something else. Just replaced clutch March 09. In process of repairing heads...tension bolt broke off in block :( Interior is in good condition, all black leather. Exterior is great condition. Stock projector headlights. "Stealthy" stock exhaust. Nothing aftermarket done. Gas mileage could be better, but what do you expect for a V6 with a 20gal tank! Bought this car for a great cost in a time of need for a daily driver. Love this car in all weather conditions except for ice of coarse. Great car for anyone that likes a wide, heavy ride.

Fun to drive but all wheel drive makes it a bit less exciting. Cranking up the boost helps but a car this size needs 450+ HP to really feel sporty. After some modifications I was close to 400HP but as I mentioned, something in the 500HP range would be ideal. All wheel steering was nice, it seemed to work better on this car (feel better anyway) than on my Z. Very nice interior with great big comfy seats, tall 6th gear for great highway cruising.

I love driving my car, without much traffic. I dislike the lack of knowledge and parts available from Mitsubishi and especially Doge. The car is about 13 years old so there are problems, but not much. Gas isn't cheap, but youre talking an extra 250-300 bucks a year, so it's doable. Insurance is actually cheaper than my old Corolla, but you have to buy extra if you can't afford to replace the car. The knowledge base outside of stealth/3000gt enthusiast stinks. I am not sure Mitsubishi even supplies the proper manuals to its dealers anymore. I was only able to find an original copy (it is out of print I suppose) 4th hand from some book collector out of Tennessee. AND IT IS USED, let me tell you. The good thing is that they are solid cars, put the right parts in (i.e. don't use a 4WD master cylinder to fix the clutch on a FWD car) And NEVER take the mechanics word for it. (had one tell me the clutch was in backwards, now... think about that!... NO) This kind of nonsense is what you get when computers replace traditional mechanic work.

What i ove about this car is it is easy to drive. it shifts smoothly. i rarely have had a problems with it. Just some typical maintenence stuff anyone would have to deal with with a car that is 13 years old. I love what I have done to it.