1996 Dodge Intrepid Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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3.3 liter V-6.  161 horsepower, 181 ft/lbs torque. thumbnail
1996 Dodge Intrepid.  It beat a Mustang. thumbnail
Custom Black paint with Prizm Metalflake and Silver dual stripes,with FOOSE Rims. thumbnail
custom paint with Prizm metalflake thumbnail
slotted and drilled rotors with ceramic pads thumbnail
front end completely re-built thumbnail
Repainted,new hood,FOOSE rims thumbnail
My 96'Intrepid thumbnail

$18,995 to $22,810

What owners say

AI Summary · 11 reviews

"Overall, drivers have mixed feelings about the 1996 Dodge Intrepid. Many appreciated its comfortable ride, solid performance, and decent fuel economy, especially on the highway. However, there were frequent mentions of transmission issues, rust, and the need for ongoing repairs. The interior space and trunk capacity were also highlighted positively, while the exterior quality and durability were less favored."

3.6
11 reviews
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Lets see, i like and hate my car at the same time. Its got great pickup and rides smooth on the highway. Great interior terrible exterior. Gets about 25 mpg on the highway but only 14 in the city. The only fun thing about driving it is not knowing if my engine will fall out....literally.

September 15, 2008

The cars performance is solid it has excellent acceleration and pretty good braking also the turning radius is okay.

July 6, 2008

Great looking body,comfortable to drive,lot's of interior room

July 10, 2007

$18,995 to $22,810