1997 Eagle Talon Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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LOL. my car has skin cancer and i couldn't get the chemo therapy to cure it. :( lol and sum hater hit my driver door lol thumbnail
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greddy type s, short route i/c piping, 16g turbo, 1st gen 6 bolt SBR stageI engine, k&n filter etc... thumbnail
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my tsi awd with the greddy SP exhaust thumbnail
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$14,594 to $20,806

What owners say

AI Summary · 15 reviews

"Overall, drivers really enjoy the 1997 Eagle Talon, praising its fun handling, performance capabilities, and stylish design. Many mention that it's affordable to buy and modify, making it appealing for new drivers or those looking to have some fun without breaking the bank. On the downside, some owners have experienced reliability issues, particularly with engine problems and the need for repairs. While the fuel economy is acceptable for a sporty car, it's considered less impressive when pushed hard."

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The car is in great shape for the year and MILES. It isnt missing anything, great deal.

June 13, 2020

Excellent performance on all turbo models with the Mitsubishi 4G63T engine, but avoid non-turbo models with their 420a Dodge Neon engine. Build quality is good, but the age of the car should be considered too, and the car's previous owners. These cars are popular now with 16-21 year olds and as such, are usually poorly cared for, beat on excessively and generally in much need of good maintenance. Typical rust points are on the strut towers, rocker panels, radiator core support and inside of the rear fenders. You can't beat the appearance of a 97-98 Eagle Talon, IMO the best looking DSM ever made. Gas mileage is very dependent on how heavy footed you drive, I averaged ~24 mpg with lots of city driving. The most fun to drive car I've owned. Manual transmission AWD models are rarer, but they're very tough to beat for budget performance and go-anywhere-in-any-weather ability.

June 25, 2010

Fast, sporty, and fun. I loved this car. The engine had a lot of miles on it though, and the engine was about ready to blow.

April 16, 2008

$14,594 to $20,806