1994 Plymouth Sundance

Pros: reliable

Cons: Chrysler

Review: I just thought I should write an opinion on this car, because it has been very good to me in a bad situation. My parents bought their Sundance new in '94. Since than my father has put almost 90,000 miles on it. Even with all those miles there have...

Pros: sporty looking, great first car

Cons: not spacious

Review: I'm 16 years old and I currently don't have a license, yet. My parents bought me a '94 Plymouth Sundance Duster on my 16th birthday. I do, however, have my permit. I've been driving this vehicle for a month and to all the teens out there, this car is...

Pros: Great economy, decent acceleration, reliable

Cons: could be a bit larger

Review: I just recently bought my first Chrysler produced automobile, a 1993 Plymouth Sundance, and so far am very impressed. I have owned many cars in my short life (two Ford Escorts, a Mercury Topaz, a Chevy Cavalier and a Chevette, and the worst, a Toyota...

Pros: Good Fuel Economy, Great Reliability With 2.5L 4-cylinder Engine

Cons: Could Be Roomier Inside, Can You Say "Outdated Styling"?

The Bottom Line: They don't make them anymore, so if you are in the market for a good, cheap car and see reasonable used Sundance, buy it!

Review: I went to a used car lot to see what kind of cars they might have in my price range. They had mostly older or high mileage vehicles. I own a 1992 Plymouth Acclaim with a little over 180,000 miles on it. It has been extremely reliable and durable, so I ...

Pros: Solid all around car

Cons: not pretty to look at, no pick-up

Review: I bought a 94 Plymouth Sundance Hatchback just after I graduated college because I needed a car with better gas mileage to go to and from school which was a much further distance than high school. I think its PERFECT for teens and young guys in...

Pros: Will last you forever, does not break down

Cons: No Power, Poor Stereo System!

Review: Before you think of purchasing this car, keep in mind, there is no power whatsoever, so if you are running late, you will be definitely not make it in time. Do not get me wrong, it is a very nice, affordable car, and will last a life time, but it lacks...

Pros: Most reliable car I've ever owned. Update 2006: Hallelujah

Cons: Lots of rattles, stay in the slow lane. Fuel pump relays bad.

The Bottom Line: There have been better quality economy cars. You can't beat the gas mileage, but the comfort level is very low, and don't expect a speed demon.

Review: Update 2006: Five years after I have written the review below, I am still driving this car! The air conditioning doesn't even work anymore and there are problems with the fuel pump relays causing me to bog down while accelerating. But it is still ...

Pros: luring pricetag, nice package deal

Cons: low quality, major headaches

Review: As goes the warranty, so goes the car's performance! I owned a four cylinder, 2.2 liter Plymouth Sundance America and also the "pocket rocket" six cylinder, 3.0 liter Plymouth Sundance Duster. Both cars had automatic transmissions. The...

Pros: rock solid "abuse me" build

Cons: interior, engine, rear seat

Review: The first car I ever "legally" drove when I was getting my license was a Sundance. Our driving school had a fleet of these things which suffered a lot of abuse at the hands of inexperienced drivers. I believe it was a 94 model I drove for the...

Pros: It works & can get 25 mi./gal.

Cons: Prone to break in the weirdest ways, little power, poor gas mileage, small

The Bottom Line: This is a cheap (quality) car.

Review: What a marvelous car. I'm absolutely elated that in less than a year of owning it, I've had to put a few hundred dollars into it. Is that maintenance? I'm sorry, that's fixing the ignition that broke, needing the entire key element replaced, and ...