Chrysler Interpid

I have no experience with Chrysler cars. All along I have been driving Toyota Corolla car. Two days back I bought a used Chrysler Intriped car. My mechanic is not happy with American Cars. I can see that in the market also that while Japanese cars are in high demand and sell like hot cakes, the same is not true about American cars.

My mechanic told me that I did a great mistake in buying Chrysler Intirped. He is of the opinion that of all the Chrysler cars, Interpid is the worst. According to him Intirpeds are most expensive to maintain, need a lot of work, cannot be serviced easily and above all they consume a lot of gas.

I do not have any experience with these cars as yet. I will have to drive to find out the truth. However, After driving this car for the last two days, I found that it is really consuming a lot of gas. Consumption is almost double than what was with my little Corolla car.

I also found that steering is a little slow to respond. It does not turn the wheels fast enough and takes a second longer. My mechanic mentioned this problem also.

I read a few reviews of this car online and it seems that there is not any great rating about the same. I might have to sell it soon enough. I don't want to take any risk in view of this. I will be back with my review latter on with this car.

Toyota Corolla Car 1988 - Review

I used two 988 Toyota Corolla cars one after the other since 2002 till May 2007. Both the used Toyota Corolla cars had mileage of less than 200,000 KM when I started using them.

True to their name, it was a lovely experience to have driven them. They were not any hi-fi cars. They were simple automatic 4-door cars. My experience with them was very satisfactory. They were remarkable in every way.

They saved me on gas; they were reliable and never left me on the road. Their transmission was superb and they drove very nice.

Of course, I took good care of them. As soon as I sensed any little problem, I used to run to the mechanic and get it examined.

Before, buying my first Toyota car, I was told that Japanese cars are expensive to maintain. I did not find anything like that. Of course I used to shop at different places. Over time, I got hang of some cheap places and I had no difficulty.

I mostly bought used parts including tires, oil pan, radiator etc. to replace the worn ones. This way it was not very difficult to maintain these two cars. I think there are a lot of dealers and mechanics who specialize only in Toyota cars. Over time I tested them and knew the ones with best prices and service. This way, I got a good deal at most of the times.

They are not maintenance free. Sine their engines and transmission are quite reliable, they make such great cars.

So basically, if you take care of these cars, they will prove to be very reliable and worry free for a long time. I will not say that I did not have any problems, but I could have them with any car.