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Dodge Intrepid engine problems

engine problem

9.0

really awful

Typical Repair Cost:

no data

Average Mileage:

73,721 miles

Number of complaints:

2 complaints

Most common solutions:

  1. not sure (1 reports)
  2. recall and extend mfg. warranty (1 reports)

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problem #2

2007Apr 21

(reported on)

Intrepid 2.7 V6

  • Automatic transmission
  • 92,000 miles

MY 2000 DODGE INTREPID SMOKES LIKE A BOMB WHEN YOU TAKE OFF FROM A RED LIGHT. IT HAS DONE THIS SINCE ABOUT 53000 MILES. I WANT TO KNOW WHY THERE HASNT BEEN A RECALL ON THESE CARS. I SEE SO MANY ON THE ROAD DOING THE VERY SAME THING. WHEN I SEE ANOTHER ONE I HAVE TO WAIT AROUND TO SEE IF IT DOES THE SAME THING. AND 9 TIMES OUTTA 10 IT DOES. THIS HAS BEEN ONE OF THE BEAST RIDING CARS I HAVE EVER OWNED BUT WHO WANTS A SMOKING PIECE OF CRAP?? IT HAS MORE ROOM IN THE BACK SEAT THAN MY IN-LAWS 2001 MERCURY MARQUISE. IM JUST TOTALLY PISSED OFF THAT THEY HAVE NOT DONE ANYTHING ABOUT THESE ENGINES. I WILL NEVER OWN ANOTHER DODGE AND I REALLY DO LIKE SEVERAL OF THE NEW ONES OUT BUT THIS ONE HAS RUINED ME FOR DODGE PRODUCTS.

Lynn B.

Augusta, GA, USA

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problem #1

2005Dec 29

(reported on)

Intrepid

  • 55,442 miles

I Can't begin to tell how shocked and angry I am with the Damlier Chrysler corporation for making such a horrible 2.7l engine in my 2000 Dodge Intrepid. The only positive note is the fact that I paid 1500.00 for an extended warranty to be able to pay for all this foolishness. I would love to force the CEO of Damlier Chrysler and three of their other high ranking shmucks to use this car as their only means of conveyance from now until it leaves them stuck on some lonesome autobahn!!! TELL EVERYONE YOU KNOW, DONT BUY DAMLIER, CHRYSLER OR DODGE!!!

Dave G.

Tucson, Arizona, USA

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