Review of the 1997 Dodge Intrepid
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Pros
Large interior, optional 3.5-liter V-6 engine, good looks
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Cons
Poor headlight performance, final year before redesign
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What's New for 1997
Few changes as first-generation Intrepid enters final year of production. A Sport Group including the 3.5-liter V6 engine is optional on…
Full 1997 Dodge Intrepid Review
What's New for 1997
Few changes as first-generation Intrepid enters final year of production. A Sport Group including the 3.5-liter V6 engine is optional on base models, which also get an upgraded cassette stereo standard. Bolt-on wheel covers debut, and a new exterior color is introduced. Automatic transmissions get new software.
Talk About The 1997 Intrepid
abbanat
07-02-2001
I have a '96 Intrepid ES with 3.5 liter but no autostick. These cars do not have a great reliability history. Here is what I have had repaired in the 27k miles I've owned (I bought the car with 55k mi...
Jason5
08-06-2003
you mentioned and harping on the Intrepid's styling (a.k.a. the "squished whale" fallacy). The Intrepid and the Concorde were routinely honored for their styling when they debuted in late 1...
dave40
10-20-2002
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