Used Dodge Dynasty

1990 Dodge Dynasty (3.3 Liter) 6 cycl

By Chinok (Milwaukee, WI) on Sunday, August 09, 2009

"I purchase a Dodge Dynasty 6 cycl 3.3 liter back in 1996, I had own this car for about 3 years, this car was purchase used it had over 81000 miles on it, this car drove beautifully I really never had any serious issues with this vehicle just small miner things, the gas mileage was great and the vehicle was cheap to repair. At about 136000 miles the transmission started to go out, I decided to trade it in for something else, it sadden me when I heard they stop making dodge dynasty, this really was a great car."

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My Dyansty is cheap to run, BRING BACK THE DYANSTY

By Dynasty Lover (OH) on Thursday, November 10, 2011

I own this car - My approximate mileage is 199,000

Pros: "Paint dependability 19miles to a gallon"

Cons: "not made any more... No built in Nav system"

Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10

"biggest issue ever had: Tranmission overhauled @ 95000 miles. Now 199500 and running strong and smooth. Seems to run better the more I run her... has more issues when she sits for more then a week... @ 14500 out the door price in Jan 1993, I wish I bought 3 of these babys..... love the BIG back doors easy to crawl in the back seat and move around...."

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rather disappointing

By GD (CA) on Friday, November 18, 2011

I own this car - My approximate mileage is 105,000

Pros: "comfortable"

Cons: "did not give a long, low-cost life"

Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 1

"This car has had transmission problems all its life, starting from nearly new. Had a total transmission re-build at 70,000 miles for $2500. The ignition switch has had to be replaced about every 20,000 miles. We had frequent expensive repairs starting with the transmission rebuild, then $600 here, $800 there, etc. Every one of the power windows needed repair, weather stripping leaks, trunk leaks (without rust), and even the dealer couldn't make the glove compartment stay closed. The speedometer works if you slap the front of it hard after you get going. The windshield wiper linkages under the dashboard are apparently about to let go, even though we don't live where there's much rain. Had problems with A/C, radiator leaks, and plenty of other things. Has 105,000 miles now and is on its way to the junk yard."

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