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2004 Dodge Stratus

2004 Dodge Stratus Recommendations


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Product Details
With its sleek styling, the Dodge Stratus stands out in a crowded field of look-alike mid-size cars. The Stratus sedan gets a fresh look with updated styling for 2004, while the coupe was restyled just last year (model year 2003). Stratus is available at attractive prices, particularly when big cash incentives or cut-rate financing are thrown into the deal. Built on entirely different platforms, the sedan and coupe versions of the Dodge Stratus are significantly different in character. They also use different engines, but each is available with a choice of V6 or four-cylinder. The sedan shares platforms with the Chrysler Sebring sedan and is built in Michigan, while the coupe shares its basic architectural structure with the Mitsubishi Eclipse and is built in Illinois. The Stratus sedan is sporty and fun to drive when equipped with the V6, though it lacks the high levels of refinement found in the Honda Accord and Toyota Camry. Stratus sedans generally seem to have nicer interior trim than the Stratus coupes.
Specifications
Key Features
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Size
Midsize
Model
Stratus
Year
2004
Class
Sedan
Engine Size
2.4L - 4 Cylinders · 2.7L - 6 Cylinders · 3.0L - 6 Cylinders
Seating Capacity
5 Seats
Pricing
Original List Price
18,080 - $22,405