Overview & Reviews

User Reviews:

• 

  Admirable ride for the money. - 2007 Chrysler Aspen
  By Erkel - March 12 - 8:06 pm

  It rides like a dream, handles very well, and has all the power, with a K&N air charger- power all the more! Bottom line, its comfy, stylish, responsive, quick and only costs around 32K, as we all know, you cant get an Acura for that, as if Id want one after this gem! If you pass this up, go back to Uranus or whatever other planet that is in the deep cold of overcharging for the same vehicle that is everywhere, just slightly "Emblemed". I love it!

• 

  Great Vehicle. - 2008 Chrysler Aspen
  By agist - February 26 - 6:56 pm

  I just purchased this vehicle and am very pleased so far. I have recently owned Lexus and Nissan vehicles(both cars and trucks). This truck makes me wonder why I ever payed the premium price of owning the other vehicles! This thing is great, quiet and smooth ride. A ton of features for the money and really quick. I got the one with the Hemi, Nav, My Gig etc. Anyone looking for a great vehicle at a great price, this is the one! Great job Chrysler!

• 

  Greatest ever! - 2007 Chrysler Aspen
  By jpeltier - February 24 - 1:39 pm

  This SUV is fanatastic! I had an Expedition for a little while a couple of years ago but quickly traded it in because it felt and drove like a truck. The Aspen is a dream. I traded in my Pacifica which I loved for a little more room. Initially, I was worried about the ride but that was needless. It drives and feels like a car.

• 

  2007 Bought in 2008 - 2007 Chrysler Aspen
  By Shane_WI - February 15 - 10:52 pm

  Certainly fun to drive with an excellent ride. Feels like a heavier vehicle with tremendous power (Hemi). 18 inch wheels offer nice handling and smooth ride. Lots of compliments on looks. Installed satellite (Sirius) at dealer. $700 compared to $185 from factory so get it from factory if can. At 6 3", the door entry is small and seat is not wide for large behind. UConnect is awesome. Rear storage is small with 3rd row up. The lack of dual zone (driver/passenger) climate control is strange for vehicle that lists for $42,500 same comment for satellite. Interior is attractive, but leather is stiff. The small glove box on dash is annoying center console is deep but awkward to access.

• 

  I love My Aspen - 2008 Chrysler Aspen
  By Mrs.Thais - February 7 - 9:10 pm

  I traded in my 06 Pathfinder for my Aspen and I have to say that I love my car. When I drive it just glides along the road and parking has always been a challange for me and now with my back up camera its a cinch! The Aspen is roomy and luxury to max for the money . As for the gas mileage its great. If youre going to complain about gas then a SUV isnt for you. Not only is it a fun car with the ability to just plug in your I- pod or download some personal pictures but its a classy car and I agree that this is one of Chryslers best kept secret.

• 

  Great Full Size SUV for the Money - 2008 Chrysler Aspen
  By Soccer Mom - January 29 - 3:15 pm

  Bought my 08 this month. There were only 2 left on the lot and this one had all the extras. Love it. Love it. Love it. Best SUV for the money and I havent found a flaw yet - other than the gas mileage, but I knew how bad that was going in and was willing to make the sacrifice. It wasnt any better than the compact 05 SUV I was driving, but it was certainly better than some of the other full size models I was shopping for.

• 

  Way better than Tahoe, or Expedition - 2008 Chrysler Aspen
  By tnvol - January 21 - 10:01 am

  Got the 2008, with the hemi variable engine displacement engine. Extremely smooth ride, excellent handling on highway and in city driving. Not burdened with a lot of useless luxury items, but is loaded with very functional and fun stuff. Carried 4 adults and 2 kids very comfortably. Gas mileage is what you would expect for a vehicle of this type. Love it and would recommend it highly.

• 

  You wont be disappointed - 2008 Chrysler Aspen
  By shemadeitinaz - January 13 - 3:35 pm

  Chrysler wont let you down with this one either. I have been out looking at SUVs for over six months and overall with interior and exterior features along with the Hemi under the hood I couldnt pass this one up for the what you get for your money. I am not trying so seet 7 adults so the kids have plenty of room and are easily distracted by the DVD system anyway. Definilety go with the 28J package there just isnt anything left on the wish list that isnt covered.

• 

  After one year its still a lot of fun - 2007 Chrysler Aspen
  By Lorne - January 12 - 3:00 pm

  Wow, I am still having fun driving this beast after one year. I own a 5.7 hemi limited all equipped except for the NAV. I believed that all reviews are pretty accurate. However, I will comment on Canadian winter driving with lot of snows, freezing rains, icy conditions the driving is OK with the 20 tires but would strongly recommend winter tires but hard to find. This is my 1st year with winter tires and nothing can stop me. The 4 wheel drives is extremely precise and can not feel anything when all wheels are slipping. My wife, kids and I feel extremely safe in the vehicle.

• 

  8 years, 85k miles, 0 problems - 2008 Chrysler Aspen
  By Greg - January 9 - 3:01 am

  After eight years and 85k miles, Ive not had a single problem with my Aspen. It has not a squeak or rattle, and the engine still runs without a trace of vibration. The interior still cleans up like new after detailing even after eight years of kid/dog abuse. Our dog goes on the leather seats a lot and her nails havent so much as scratched the leather. My factory brake pads lasted past 60k miles. The 5.7 Hemi doesnt exactly sip fuel, but it sure does tow when needed. Other than seeing the trailer in the rear view mirror, I can hardly tell Im towing at all. Off road handling has been good on mountain dirt roads and beach sands. Other than scheduled maintenance and battery changes, Ive not had to shell out a dimes worth of maintenance for the Aspen. AC is still as strong as ever; no seals, gaskets, belts or hoses have needed replacing; no degradation from wear and tear yet other than cosmetic items. As the original owner with a lifetime power train warranty, I dont see much incentive to replace the Aspen any time soon.