1996 Chrysler Cirrus Review

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21 mpg

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Love it

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Overall Rating 

Performance: 10 Fun-to-Drive: 10 Build Quality: 9
Comfort: 10 Interior Design: 10 Reliability: 10
Fuel Economy: 7 Exterior Design: 10

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1996 Chrysler Cirrus 4 Dr LX Sedan

Review

I bought this car new and it is the best car I have ever owned! I love it. I had only minor problems except for rear brake lines bursting once. I also note the air conditioning is getting weak now. I guess it is getting pretty old and I hope my next car will be as good.

Favorite Features

Homelink GDO

Suggested Improvements

None

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Luxury for very little

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Performance: 8 Fun-to-Drive: 7 Build Quality: 8
Comfort: 8 Interior Design: 7 Reliability: 6
Fuel Economy: 8 Exterior Design: 7

Vehicle

1996 Chrysler Cirrus 4 Dr LXi Sedan

Review

The leather interior feels luxurious as do the comfortable seats. Mine is black ext. tan int. and it looks great! I love how it looks ageless. It's 8 yrs old and still fits in with the new crowd. I enjoy having a V6 and would never consider getting anything but. I've had a good time with the car, except for the AC problems. In '03, I had to replace the whole unit for $1200, and now it's broken again. I have had electrical problems also.

Favorite Features

leather, comfort

Suggested Improvements

AC

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1996 Chrysler Cirrus - Dark Rosewood

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Overall Rating 

Performance: 9 Fun-to-Drive: 9 Build Quality: 9
Comfort: 9 Interior Design: 9 Reliability: 9
Fuel Economy: 7 Exterior Design: 8

Vehicle

1996 Chrysler Cirrus 4 Dr LX Sedan

Review

It was my first time "NEW" car purchase. I do not regret the selection at all!

Favorite Features

I like the color...though it was used more than I wanted it on other vehicles. It has made it easy to spot in a parking lot!

Suggested Improvements

none that leap to mind.

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Enough to make me trust Chrysler . . .

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Overall Rating 

Performance: 7 Fun-to-Drive: 9 Build Quality: 8
Comfort: 9 Interior Design: 9 Reliability: 8
Fuel Economy: 8 Exterior Design: 7

Vehicle

1996 Chrysler Cirrus 4 Dr LX Sedan

Review

After owning a VW Dasher-fun to drive but mechanical disaster; Dodge (Mitsubishi) Colt- reliable, great mileage, but small, poor acceleration, I wanted bigger w/a little style & power. Cirrus served well w/6 cyl providing extra power, comfort, surprisingly roomy interior, + decent mileage (26/30). Few probs but all expensive: computer control module, then A/C compressor, then condensor, major brake job, engine mounts went a early at 90000, but little else for 7 yrs. Extended warranty (both dealer & aftermarket) worthwhile. -Pts for hard to reach battery in driver wheel well; +pts for battery lasting 5 yrs in AZ.

Favorite Features

6 cyl, 26/30 mileage, very roomy interior, large trunk, powerful A/C

Suggested Improvements

Find somewhere more accessible for battery. Don't need to change often but GEEZ!

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A Good Car, But Repairs Costly

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Overall Rating 

Performance: 9 Fun-to-Drive: 9 Build Quality: 7
Comfort: 8 Interior Design: 8 Reliability: 9
Fuel Economy: 9 Exterior Design: 9

Vehicle

1996 Chrysler Cirrus 4 Dr LXi Sedan

Review

I use my Cirrus both for traveling the Interstates and getting around New York City. It's very maneuverable and reliable. Fun to drive even, especially since I installed Sirius satellite radio. However costs to maintain the car I find are shockingly high. For example, the OEM muffler or catalytic converter each sell for over $300 retail. To replace transmission seals requires the transmission to be dropped, and that can run over $600 at a discount transmission shop.

Favorite Features

Excellent engine and transmission. Body styling is pretty nice.

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