1995 Dodge Stealth Review Summary & Specs
Base Coupe
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Summary & Specs
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It's a buyer's market in Stealth-land. Sales have been slow, due in large part to the availability of lower-priced, more nimble alternatives (the Mitsubishi Eclipse/Eagle Talon, for example), and to formidable direct competitors. The Toyota Supra and Mazda RX-7 are just two of the outstanding sports cars available in this segment.
Still, the Dodge Stealth has its attractions, and a friendly dealer may well be willing to cut the price to a degree that puts it within your means.
Specs
| Vehicle Category |
Sports Cars |
| Editor |
Professional Test Driver |
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| Engines (optional) |
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| Safety Equipment (standard) |
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| Basic Warranty |
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| Assembled In |
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| Manufacturer Phone |
1-800-4A-DODGE |
| Manufacturer URL |
www.dodge.com |
| Base Price MSRP |
$23,666 |
Specs as Tested
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| Standard Equipment |
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| Destination Charge |
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| Layout |
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| Price as Tested |
$41,115 |
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| Front Suspension |
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| Ground Clearance |
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| Stock Tires |
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