How Many Miles On Your Stratus???
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2006 dodge stratus sxt
I got a 2006 dodge stratus sxt with 193,211. The only thing wrong with it is someone hit the driver's side door so that's dented. But motor runs great. It runs so quiet you have to walk up to the car to hear it run. It does need a $10 part because the fan only runs on high. And got to fix the windows on the driver's side and passenger side because they don't go down. Only the back windows go down. But that's the only two things wrong with the car. Now it has 196,400 miles just changed the spark plugs. Runs a bit better now. I use the car for ice fishing and it's my daily driver
Last edited by Pete3900; Feb 19, 2022 at 12:35 PM.
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2004 Stratus R/T 104,000 miles. Just bought her, calling it SickQuick because its deceptively fast. I really like it, haven't owned a car car in a long time, but couldn't afford the fuel in my ram anymore. Not exactly sure yet how i feel about it being 95% mitsubishi, had to slap a mopar sticker on the air box to make myself feel better. I used to have an '88 dakota with the mitsu motor, ran like a champ for over 200K miles... Hoping this mitsu motor does the same. I threw a pic/description up in my "garage" here if yall want to check it out.
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Update: Just hit 425,000 miles on the same Stratus from post #222 and it's still running great. Same transmission and engine I pulled from a PT cruiser and had to put it 2 weeks after I bought the car at 136k miles. Nothing's else really changed except a few ball joints, brake pads and wheel bearings and a lot more rust. We just decided to keep it around as a backup car for the last 10 years because it's been so reliable. Check out an old post from the other forum for more details on my other cloud cars. A Sebring story and 2018 update!
Maybe I'll post again at 500,000 miles, maybe not. We'll see what the car decides.
Maybe I'll post again at 500,000 miles, maybe not. We'll see what the car decides.
