Overview & Reviews

A tilt/removable glass sunroof becomes available midyear.

User Reviews:

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  I must have got a good one! - 1992 Dodge Stealth
  By Mr. Moore - June 14 - 2:38 pm

  Bought the car in 97 with 45000 mi. Drove it until 03 when wife blew engine driving it with blown heater hose. Had 203,000 when motor went. Had tranny rebuilt at 150,000 for $2200 dollars. New engine and shop install cost $5500, way more than car is worth. Just couldnt part with car, its like an old friend. The car is incredibly fast for a base model & handles great. Only real drawback to the design is the placement of spoiler in the middle of the back window blocking rear view mirror, although glad for spoiler over 90 miles an hour, & back seats have no leg room. Love the car & hope for 200,000 more miles.

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  Front-drive sports car! - 1992 Dodge Stealth
  By Marcus - January 6 - 2:00 am

  An enthusiasts machine for Dodge dollars. Great handling on tight mountain curves, even in snow (#1 ski car). I just wave politely @ Subarus and SUVs when I pass them to get first tracks. Classic exterior, nothing else like it. 210 horses before the K&N air filter and 3 in. exhaust. So fun it makes commuting a blast. The bad news: expensive maintenance/repair, especially parts (timing belt, water pump, throttle body...). Needs premium gas to reach its peak. Mine has 89K miles as of 1/06, has needed choke repair, T belt/water pump, dome light sensor switch on door, currently has small leak in clutch hydraulics. Not much considering the daily pleasure of cruising it around in all conditions.

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  A supercar for the price of a sedan - 1992 Dodge Stealth
  By gglafont - July 22 - 2:00 am

  This car doesnt age at all. Its design is not outdated after more than 10 years. The tires dont wear out, it doesnt use that much fuel for the power you get. It stick to the road under bad conditions, much better than any Porshe or BMW. Its only bad point is a overweight/brake disc size. Its price used is not even half of the true value of what you get.

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  Stealths are where its at - 1992 Dodge Stealth
  By StealthmanRT - January 27 - 2:00 am

  I have had my Stealth for over a year now and I still get a rush every time i get in it. It is big enough to hold football players like me (62 230) but still seem close and comfortable. They ARE expensive to own (especially when they break) but with a little TLC they dont act up to bad. My car has NEVER failed to start and my only problems have been a result of a tight suspension on not-so-great roads (potholes, etc.)

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  Great when motor runs - 1992 Dodge Stealth
  By abomb - October 24 - 2:00 am

  I looked into geting a steatlh after seeing my friends 91 twin turbo. They are grat cars with awsome power looks and plenty of great features. They only problem is the engines dont last. Mine has 81,000 miles on it three days after I bought it I spun an bearing and that it, new engine. My frind with the 91 did the same a couple of weeks before I bought mine now they are both in the same shop getting the engines rebiult, very expensive. I still like the car and cant wait to get it back.

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  Great cruiser - 1992 Dodge Stealth
  By el_travieso - July 10 - 2:00 am

  I bought this car a month ago with 80k miles on it. I loved the looks of this car with the air vents on the side and the sleek body. The interior is just as great with probably in my opinion the most gagdets of most any other sportscar. The performance is outstanding and the twin turbos will get you into some trouble because they will respond effortlessly to your every command. The car is so stable at high speeds that you dont realize how fast youre going until you look at the speedo. The gear ratios are pretty low and you will find yourself cruising along in 5th at a 100MPH with the engine humming at a tad bit above the 3k RPM mark.