1992 Dodge Stealth Review
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1992 Highlights
A tilt/removable glass sunroof becomes available midyear.
Consumer reviews
Read what other owners think about the 1992 Dodge Stealth.
Most helpful consumer reviews
el_travieso,07/10/2002
I bought this car a month ago with 80k
miles on it. I loved the looks of this
car with the air vents on the side and
the sleek body. The interior is just
as great with probably in my opinion
the most gagdets of most any other
sportscar. The performance is
outstanding and the twin turbos will
get you into some trouble because they
will respond effortlessly to your every
command. The car is so stable at high
speeds that you don't realize how fast
you're going until you look at the
speedo. The gear ratios are pretty low
and you will find yourself cruising
along in 5th at a 100MPH with the
engine humming at a tad bit above the
3k RPM mark.
ntc12919209,11/05/2009
I bought my Stealth over last winter. Was not running when bought but quickly found out that it was just a bad crank sensor. I got lucky with the condition of the car, as it was BONE stock when i got it. When i replaced the clutch at 172000 miles i was surprised to find the original clutch disk still in there. Since then i have done a few upgrades (cone filter, cat delete with megan racing down pipe. full 3" out the back, also put a stage 3 clutch in and couldnt be happier. car is great and love the sound of the turbos spooling.
DOYEACO1,09/01/2002
I love my 1992 red tt- I have had a z28
with the vette engine, and a vette in
the past and this blows them away in
every category, and it is AWD to boot!
Although I spoil mine and keep it in
the garage when it is bad out, i have
occasionally got stuck in a snow storm
with it, no issues at all! Fun to drive
and people stare, stealth's are not as
common place as 3000's and that is why
I chose one. This car was ahead of its
time when it came out, and for the
money you can't beat it!
StealthmanRT,01/27/2003
I have had my Stealth for over a year
now and I still get a rush every time
i get in it. It is big enough to hold
football players like me (6'2'' 230)
but still seem close and comfortable.
They ARE expensive to own (especially
when they break) but with a little TLC
they dont act up to bad. My car has
NEVER failed to start and my only
problems have been a result of a tight
suspension on not-so-great roads
(potholes, etc.)
Features & Specs
MPG
16 city / 22 hwy
Seats 0
5-speed manual
Gas
164 hp @ 5500 rpm
MPG
17 city / 22 hwy
Seats 0
5-speed manual
Gas
222 hp @ 6000 rpm
MPG
17 city / 22 hwy
Seats 0
5-speed manual
Gas
222 hp @ 6000 rpm
MPG
16 city / 22 hwy
Seats 0
5-speed manual
Gas
300 hp @ 6000 rpm