Spirit

Dodge Spirit was Dodge’s mid-size sedan (Class B) in the 1990s, serving as the successor to the Aries. It won favor with families for its roomy interior and typical American comfort tuning. It offered a 2.5L inline-four or 3.0L V6 engine paired with a 4-speed automatic transmission. Common repair points include timing belts (recommended replacement at 60,000 km), oxygen sensor aging causing unusual fuel consumption, and rear shock absorber oil leaks. As a classic American sedan, its brake pads and brake discs remain well stocked on the market, and undercarriage components are robust for maintenance and collection.