2001 Dodge Intrepid

Dubbed as a big sedan that delivers a kick of a performance, Dodge Intrepid made it to the world of racing. This year, it joins in the competitive world of NASCAR Winston Cup stock car racing, one thing that other large four-door sedan can hardly made. Some noteworthy changes made to Dodge Intrepid this year to make the passenger more comfortable inside.

 

These are thicker glass which is designed to give a quiet interior, optional side airbags for the front passengers, and three- point seatbelt for the center rear seat passenger. For this year, Intrepid is available in three trims the base Dodge Intrepid SE, the ES and the sporty R/T models. The SE Intrepid trim is motorized by a 200-horsepower 2.7-liter V6 and has a standard automatic transmission.

All other models are offered with Chrysler's AutoStick, a system that allows the driver to shift from regular automatic to semi-automatic shift approach. Intrepid ES on the other hand comes an option between 2.liter or the more powerful 3.2-liter V6 engine that generates 225 horsepower. Since R/T model is performance-oriented, it is offered with the standard 3.5-liter V6 engine that delivers 242 horsepower.

 

It also has standard performance-aimed exhaust and 17-inch alloy wheels coupled with a forceful P225/55R17 tires. It also comes with an optional first-class Infinity sound system with a cassette player, in-dash four-CD changer and audio controls which are mounted in the steering wheel. Included in Dodge Intrepid's inclusive option package is leather seating surfaces and an automatic climate control system.