1996 Dodge Avenger Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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$14,575 to $18,656

What owners say

AI Summary · 10 reviews

"Overall, owners seem to have mixed feelings about the 1996 Dodge Avenger. Many appreciate its stylish looks and decent handling, making it a fun car for everyday use and a great option for a first car. However, several drivers noted issues with power and reliability, with some describing it as a money pit over time. While it performs adequately for basic needs, concerns about maintenance costs and durability were frequently mentioned."

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Performance- Handles corners like a champ Build Quality- Only had to replace lower ball joints Appearance- Good enough to win me 20 car shows Cost of ownership- 20mpg town / 31 hwy Fun factor- Love takin it out 541 cuz the corners are tight and the car handles them perfectly

March 11, 2009

All around awesome car thats all i have to say about that! Great on gas, no mechanical problems normally. If you keep up on the basic changes and make sure its well maintained then this car will run like a champ!

September 3, 2009

This car was great, believe it or not. The 2.5 v6 could have been bigger, but it had ample power. I the 90,000 miles I owned the car, all that needed fixed was; 1 battery, tune-up at 60,000, 1 rear wheel bearing, brakes all the way around, and 2 sets of tires.

October 28, 2009

$14,575 to $18,656