1999 Plymouth Breeze Base 2.0 from North America
Summary:
Reliable
Faults:
Rear main started leaking at 180,000. Replaced at dealership.
Replaced heater core at 179,000 miles. Replaced at home.
Some kind of coil is leaking in the dash, still smells like anti-freeze when the heat is on. Need to replace at some point.
General Comments:
The 2.0 engine is slightly underpowered for the size of the vehicle.
Transmission is jerky in stop and go traffic, but no other complaints.
Cabin is roomy, however the seats get somewhat uncomfortable on long road trips.
Brakes are undersized for weight of vehicle.
Spacious trunk.
Can fit three comfortably in the backseat.
Great fuel economy, averaging about 350-400 miles per tank.
This is the original motor and transmission in the car; the only things that have been replaced were the shocks, springs and tires. The dealership I bought the car from closed due to the economy, and I have since switched to another. Both of the dealerships have been very friendly and quick.
Sheet metal is starting pop near the doors, but nothing major.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes
Review Date: 29th November, 2011
10th Nov 2009, 16:21
Did you check the child locks on your back doors? If they're on, then obviously your back doors won't open from the inside. It sounds to me that you have little understanding of how anything in your own car works. If you have replaced this many things by the way, you should have scrapped the vehicle a long time ago anyways.