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MSN Autos user
Good Value
...Looks and handles like a more pricy car. Cons: Nothing really too unusual for a 7 year old car. But paint is chipping(rusting) a little but I live in...
MSN Autos user
Chrysler CRAP!
...Acceleration slow, for 1998 V6. Had better pick-up with my '98 Pontiac Grand AM SE. Overall: Glad Chrysler discontinued this model. Good for basic...
MSN Autos user
great buy
...Pros: reliable and stylish Cons: paint chips easy Overall: very good buy...
MSN Autos user
So-so
...Overall: It is all right for a commute car. We don't regret that we bought this car, but we are returning it at the end of a lease and do not plan to buy...
Edmunds user
Chrysler Cirrus LXi
...Many extras at no extra charge. Great colors to pick from. Pletny of room and reliable...
MSN Autos user
I love my car
...I hear it's a Chrysler thing. Overall: I would reccommend this car to anyone who's looking for a reliable sedan...
MSN Autos user
Love this Car
...I love this car!! Cons: I can't think of anything that I dislike about this car. Overall: Great car, comfortable ride, fun to drive. Good value...
MSN Autos user
classy car for little money
...Gas milage could be improved Overall: we enjoy the coments that we get from others about the car and on a long distance trip for ppl under 6 ft its a very...
MSN Autos user
Cirrusly Satisfied
...The tires have a lot of tread on them after 30K and are good for at least another year. This is a good looking candy apple red car with cast aluminum wheels...
Edmunds user
I can't believe it's a Chrysler
...Other than a major tune up at 55K the only repair has been one tie rod. Still looks great, sounds great and runs well. Quick get me some wood to knock!...
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