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2004 Dodge Stratus Sedan
Four model trims to choose from, sharp handling capabilities, fresh styling
and plenty of room for long trips-this is the versatility offered up by
the 2004 Dodge Stratus Sedan. Bigger than the coupe, the sedan is a little
more geared towards young families needing a responsive, safe, dependable
vehicle that throws in a nice dose power when called upon.
Dodge's 7 year/70,000-mile warranty comes with the new Stratus sedan,
underscoring the faith manufacturers have in their vehicle. If they're
willing to put themselves on the line like that, they must know something
about the level of engineering holding the 2004 Dodge Stratus sedan together.
Available Models
The four trim levels that Dodge offers with its 2004 Stratus sedan ascend
in the following order: SE, SXT, ES and R/T.
Interior Features
The four-door 2004 Dodge Stratus sedan seats five passengers. The revamped
2004 sedan features a number of upgrades on the interior as well as the
exterior. A redesigned instrument gauge cluster fills the front seating
area. Power windows with driver's one-touch down feature, power speed
sensitive door locks and a power sunroof available on SE, ES and R/T models
emphasize the sedan's commitment to convenience. Power mirrors and a power
trunk release are standard. Tinted glass with front and rear solar control
glass can be had and an auto-dimming rearview mirror is now available
on ES and R/T.
The Dodge Stratus sedan offers a total of 94 cubic feet of interior volume,
perfect for accommodating a variety of goods and passengers. Customers
looking for a little more refinement in the ride can opt for leather upholstery
on ES and R/T models.
Exterior Features
The Stratus sedan rolls off the line in 2004 with revised front-end styling,
making it look like no other Stratus model ever has. For an extra bit
of flair, the top-line R/T trim has a rear spoiler.
Performance
The engine assignments with the new Stratus sedan lineup are a little
puzzling. Upper level SXT models come with a 2.4-liter, 4-cylinder motor
with 150 horsepower-capability at 5200 rpm and 167 lb-ft of torque at
4000 rpm. The entry-level SE model (as a mandatory option), as well as
the ES and R/T, have a 2.7-liter V6 model that increases the output to
200 horsepower at 5900 rpm and 192 lb-ft of torque at 4300 rpm. All models
except the R/T, which has 5-speed manual transmission, use a 4-speed automatic
transmission.
Safety and Security
The 2004 Dodge Stratus sedan has a sturdy, reinforced construction to
handle impacts in the event of a collision. Dual front airbags are standard.
ES models have 4-wheel disc brakes; R/T models 4-wheel antilock disc brakes.
Curtain side airbags can be installed at a fee.
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