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pretty badTypical Repair Cost:
no data
Average Mileage:
50,500 miles
Total Complaints:
1 complaints
Most common solutions:
- replaced crankshaft position sensor (1 reports)
engine problem
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2009Jan 10
Intrepid 2.7L V6
I was given this car from my Dad in an inheritance three months ago, so am I glad I did not have to pay for it. It is by far, the worst car I have ever owned. It blew a head gasket at 30,000 miles. I got it at 50,000 miles, in December, 2008, and within a week of owning it, it stalled making a left in the middle of a busy intersection. Mechanic said it needed a crankshaft position sensor. I later found out that same sensor had been replaced a few months earlier. One month later, while driving home from work in the cold Chicago winter, the car started running hot and smoking like hell. I was glad to get it to a gas station in time to get some sealant in the radiator. That was two months ago. Today is the first time I have driven it since then. Radiator fluid is topped off, but now the car makes strange knocking noises going forward, and a different strange noise when going in reverse. I will sell it honest, and will junk it before I take a chance on pouring repair money into this unreliable money pit.
brucru
Matteson, IL, USA
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