Faults:

I have owned this car for 11 months and the engine went out. I was driving to pick up my son, and it started making this loud clanking sound, and when I got home, oil was all over the driveway. It will cost 8000 to fix it. I don't even owe that on the car. If the extended warranty that I bought will not fix it, I will call them to come get it. I can't afford the 8000.00. Does anyone know of a class action law suit or anything that I can do?

Thanks.

General Comments:

Don't buy one unless you have 8000.00 to spare.

Faults:

The cam and crank sensors have been replaced three times so far.

...I'd love in on a suit reginarabuck@aol.com...

Please E-mail information on just that, anyone.

Passenger front window has hesitation at times.

Keeps wearing outside of right front tires, even though it has been aligned.

I was covered by warranty for the first 2 fixes and had purchased an extended warranty. This last time the car was brought in for sensor change, I was asked to pay. I told the service manager I would not pay for a faulty part supplied three different times. He agreed and said any repairs to this from here on out I was to pay for, and wanted me to sign a statement saying just that. I refused to sign it. If it was replaced with a competent part the first time, I wouldn't have gone back!

Faults:

The only defect so far has been the appearance of a fault solenoid sensor switch in the transmission - was covered under warranty.

General Comments:

The cabin of this car afford luxurious space. There is no competition even from SUV's in this regard.

The gas mileage has been average 27.9 mpg for me as stated by the trip computer.

The ride is always comfortable even on 16 hour trips.

Faults:

I had a computer glitch at 23,000 miles, which was replaced under manufacturers warranty on the first trip to the dealer.

General Comments:

The Intrepid is VERY roomy. It easily accommodates my 6'3", 280 pound frame. The tilt steering and powered driver's seat allows everybody to feel comfortable behind the wheel.

While the trunk is huge the optional fold-down back seat also allows easy transport of longer items such as pipes, boards, and skis.

All Intrepids handle very well, better than most cars in the next class/size smaller. The R/T has the same suspension as a 300M w/Performance Handling Package - superb handling for it's size.

The R/T has plenty of power for passing and maintaining freeway speeds. It's also ideal for short and/or uphill ramps, even with five adults and the A/C running.

Trucks and high winds have little effect on the Intrepid because of it's aerodynamics. Of course, this also helps with gas mileage.

Faults:

Power Locks

Weather Stripping

Engine Tick.

General Comments:

Underrated performance sedan

Handles like it's on rails

Accelerates very well, and has a huge top speed because it's not governed and is the 2nd most aerodynamic car ever made.

Very rare, only 1917 built of this model in '02.

Gets lots of looks. This is a car that stands out in a crowd.

Lots of car for the money!

Faults:

The thermostat wasn't working properly, it was at normal all the time. It leaked as well.

There was a leak in the water pump casing.

Now the dealer is claiming that there is a crack in the engine block.

General Comments:

I don't think that the engine block in a 2002 should have any cracks in it unless it was faulty in the first place.

I don't understand how the thermostat would always read normal.

I had no indication that something was wrong, I serviced the car according to the recommendations.