1998-2000 Chrysler Cirrus




 Origin: US USA

Class: Sedan

Chassis: JA

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DE Mieguy

2014-03-10 18:46		oh you would see it. the 2.5 has a different exhaust and 2.5 was only available for the LX model.

I looked on the rear shot of the same car on mobile.de. It has the 2.0 exhaust.


NL Desscythe17

2014-03-10 17:17		 Mieguy wrote
yes i have a 4-speed automatic 2.5 V6

EDIT: uh you were talking about the 2.0 LE automatic. Stupid me. But i found a Picture of a 1999 2.0 LE (LX would have leather seating) with automatic on mobile.de too:


But that could be a 2.5 V6 as well, right? I'm not sure if you can tell whether it's a 2.0 or a 2.5 from the interior (or exterior, does it have V6 badges or something?).
DE Mieguy

2014-03-10 15:29		yes i have a 4-speed automatic 2.5 V6

EDIT: uh you were talking about the 2.0 LE automatic. Stupid me. But i found a Picture of a 1999 2.0 LE (LX would have leather seating) with automatic on mobile.de too:



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NL Desscythe17

2014-03-10 15:11		 Mieguy wrote
My sources were:

www.auto-data.net/de/?f=showCar&car_id=14720 (listing that Manual had 5 gears and automatic 4 gears)
and german Wikipedia
Another source is here: www.allpar.com/mopar/5speed.html

Wikipedia isn't trustworthy, and the other page also seems to be editible by everyone.
So I'm not sure about a 4-speed automatic 2.0
You have a 2.5 V6?
DE Mieguy

2014-03-10 09:30		My sources were:

www.auto-data.net/de/?f=showCar&car_id=14720 (listing that Manual had 5 gears and automatic 4 gears)
and german Wikipedia


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NL Desscythe17

2014-03-10 08:51		 Mieguy wrote
*sigh* i dont understand that. Added all required things, that car only had 3 engines. 2 ATs and 1 MT. European Version was built in the US and exported to Europe officially by Chrysler. The rear Crash structure of my car even has an "EXPORT" Label.

EDIT: Ah i found it, still waiting Approval. ID is 18058.

What was your source for the engines? I couldn't find a 2.0 Automatic for the 98-00 years. I've edited the engines a bit, and added an official picture for the front, as it was available.
DE Mieguy

2014-03-10 08:18		*sigh* i dont understand that. Added all required things, that car only had 3 engines. 2 ATs and 1 MT. European Version was built in the US and exported to Europe officially by Chrysler. The rear Crash structure of my car even has an "EXPORT" Label.

EDIT: Ah i found it, still waiting Approval. ID is 18058.

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NL Desscythe17

2014-03-09 23:37		 Mieguy wrote
okay i added it and needs confirmation by admins. But I did a mistake. The Seadan was built 1998-2000. Only convertible was built until 2001. I was also not sure about engines. They were taken unchanged from previous generation. So i entered 1995-2000, is that right?

I don't see them anywhere, so I don't think they were accepted.
DE Mieguy

2014-03-09 23:00		okay i added it and needs confirmation by admins. But I did a mistake. The Seadan was built 1998-2000. Only convertible was built until 2001. I was also not sure about engines. They were taken unchanged from previous generation. So i entered 1995-2000, is that right?

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NL Desscythe17

2014-03-09 22:01		 Mieguy wrote
sold as Chrysler Stratus in Germany. I own a 1999 model year which is from Switzerland where it was sold too.

European version (pictures show my private car):


Actually, you're wrong. The European Chrysler Stratus is based on the American Dodge Stratus (look at the taillights). Because it isn't a Dodge, but also is different from this car, it requires a seperate page, just like the Chrysler Neon and Vision.
DE Mieguy

2014-03-09 21:30		sold as Chrysler Stratus in Germany. I own a 1999 model year which is from Switzerland where it was sold too.

European version (pictures show my private car):



-- Last edit: 2014-03-09 21:37:47

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