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1995 Chrysler Cirrus

1995 Chrysler Cirrus

Sedan
FWD
Regular Gasoline
Horsepower
MPG Combined
21 mpg
MSRP
Torque
Reliability Score
94/ 100Excellent
Based on 625 NHTSA complaints

Should You Buy a 1995 Chrysler Cirrus?

The 1995 Chrysler Cirrus is a mid-sized sedan that combines a comfortable ride with decent performance. Powered by a 2.5L V6 engine, it delivers 164 horsepower and 163 lb-ft of torque, making it suitable for daily commuting and family errands. With a front-wheel-drive layout and a 4-speed automatic transmission, it offers a smooth driving experience, achieving a combined fuel economy of 21 MPG. However, potential buyers should be aware of its reliability concerns, particularly regarding the powertrain and braking systems, as indicated by the 625 total complaints reported to the NHTSA.

While the Cirrus boasts a reliability score of 93.5/100, it has been associated with 71 crash incidents and various complaints related to service brakes and automatic transmission issues, particularly around the 100,000-120,000 mile mark. This vehicle may appeal to budget-conscious buyers looking for a practical sedan, but it's essential to consider these factors when making a purchase decision.

Ideal For

The 1995 Chrysler Cirrus is best suited for budget-conscious individuals or families seeking a reliable and comfortable sedan for daily commuting and errands.

Strengths

  • +Comfortable ride quality for daily commuting
  • +Decent fuel economy for a mid-sized sedan
  • +Good reliability score of 93.5/100
  • +Affordable entry price in the used car market
  • +Spacious interior for passengers and cargo

Weaknesses

  • -High number of complaints related to brakes and transmission
  • -Potential reliability issues as mileage increases
  • -Limited availability of parts due to age
  • -Less powerful than some competitors in the segment
  • -Outdated technology and features compared to modern vehicles

Known Issues (NHTSA Data)

The Chrysler Cirrus has a notable number of complaints, particularly concerning the service brakes and automatic transmission. With 71 crash incidents and 67 reported injuries, buyers should approach this model with caution. The most common issues arise around the 100,000-120,000 mile range, especially related to the powertrain. While there are no deaths reported, the presence of fire incidents and brake-related complaints warrants careful inspection before purchase.

Complaint Patterns by Mileage
POWER TRAIN:AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
100000-120000 mi
5 reports
Top Complaint Areas
SERVICE BRAKES, HYDRAULIC:ANTILOCK/TRACTION CONTROL/ELECTRONIC LIMITED SLIP10% of complaints
POWER TRAIN:AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION7% of complaints
VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL5% of complaints
EQUIPMENT:APPLIANCE:AIR CONDITIONER4% of complaints
SERVICE BRAKES, HYDRAULIC:FOUNDATION COMPONENTS:MASTER CYLINDER4% of complaints

Performance

Horsepower
Torque
Engine
2.4 L
Cylinders
I4
Transmission
Automatic 4-spd
Drive Type
FWD

Efficiency

MPG Combined
21
Fuel Type
Regular Gasoline

Dimensions

Length
186.2 in
Width
71.3 in
Height
54.3 in
Wheelbase
108.3 in
Curb Weight
3,148 lbs
Ground Clearance

Capacity

Doors
4
Seating
Cargo
Max Cargo
Max Towing
Max Payload

Estimated Value

Value estimate unavailable. MSRP data not available for this vehicle.

Estimated Cost of Ownership

Estimated Annual Cost
$4,625
Per Mile
$0.39
5-Year Total
$23,125
Fuel
$2,000/yr
Maintenance
$600/yr
Insurance
$2,025/yr
Based on industry-standard estimates for this vehicle class. Fuel cost assumes 12,000 mi/yr at national average gas prices. Maintenance uses class-based intervals, not manufacturer-specific schedules. Actual costs vary by location, driving habits, and vehicle condition.

Available Trims (2)

Cirrus
FWD
Cirrus
FWD

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