2000 Chrysler Cirrus Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

Boring drive, doesn't steer well and the brakes feel weird on the vehicle I wish I could say more but I just don't know what to say. I'm waiting to get a new car soon hopefully because this one does not do the job well. I had the car for a little while now and just don't like the handling services it provides

My specific Chrysler Cirrus has had many problems throughout the short time frame I have owned it. I purchased it with some strut issues and it continues to have them. The A/C needs to be recharged often and the overall quality of the car is bad. I have a smoking/burning issue as well. Meaning that every time I drive for at least five minutes then my car hood smokes and smells like something is burning. I have even taken it to professionals to see what is leaking and no one has found a solution. The last thing I would like to add is that I also have fluids leak from underneath my car and we have not been able to figure out how...

It gets me from point a to point b. Pretty comfortable and durable and reliable but not very good looking.

My Chrysler cirrus lxi is very good on gas mileage. It takes $35 to fill it up from empty! It is a very reliable car. One problem I have with it is the leather seats. In extreme weather they are very uncomfortable. If it is hot outside, the whole car will feel like it is on fire. Another problem with my car is that the air conditioner has to be blasting to even make a dent in the heat. But honestly, it makes a great starter car. Great gas mileage and plenty of space!

My car runs pretty well from place to place but it likes to die on its own. I have replaced the battery, alternator, and did a oil change. Also my ac does not work. Everything else works fine has new brakes and does break down on me without starting back up.

Not bad has couple of thing I don't like it but overall It's good. Has some good features, not bad with gas.

The major problem with my car is that when it rains, the water leaks and it will cause the car to not start. If I hit a puddle and it splashes up, the car will turn off and it will take about 3 attempts to turn it back on. In the morning I have to stand there with a hair dryer just to dry it to turn it on. Brakes, and rotors seem to need to be replaced a lot more often than other cars. Besides those two things, the car is still running and has many miles.

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