I purchased this vehicle from a used car dealer in late 2012; the car had one previous owner. When I was car shopping, I was looking for a used late-model Honda or Toyota, but this vehicle was available for about the same price. Although it was over five years old, I was quite impressed with it. Since I have owned the vehicle, it has mostly run very well; there was one incident when the electric water pump suddenly failed, requiring an expensive service, but other than that, the vehicle has been quite reliable. The fuel economy was better than I had expected for such a heavy vehicle. The engine is powerful and the ride is smooth, even at high speed. All in all, this is probably the most enjoyable car I have ever driven.

I bought this car new from a Chrysler dealership in Mississauga in January 2002. I decided that I would be satisfied if I got ten years out of the car and, as it turns out, I have gotten eleven. Part of the reason that my experience was good was that it has received regular maintenance from the service department of the dealership almost every 5000 km. As well, I have had no unexpected breakdowns except for one time when the radiator burst and a couple of punctured tires.
Many of the parts have been replaced over the years (new radiator, new battery, new K-frame) and the vehicle has received regular maintenance for engine, transmission, brakes, steering, alignment, etc. The body is still in great shape; must be the rustproofing. Overall, the car still runs much as it did when I drove it off the lot all those years ago.
In any case, I need to sell the car now because I have a new car and I won't have enough space for two cars come February. It's time for this car to find a new home. It's not a great car but it's a good one, and it's generally been quite reliable. If the new owner is just looking for a car to last for a few years or just needs a second car, and if they maintain it reasonably well, he/she should be quite satisfied.