The Dodge Intrepid, a full-sized front-wheel drive sedan, was manufactured by Dodge from 1993 to 2004. It belongs to the "cab forward" LH platform along with other models like the Chrysler 300M, Concorde, LHS, New Yorker, and Eagle Vision. In Canada, the car was marketed as the Chrysler Intrepid, while in the United States, it took over as Dodge's primary passenger car following the discontinuation of the Dodge Monaco. In Mexico, the Intrepid wore the Dodge badge when it entered the market, succeeding the Chrysler Dynasty which was previously sold under the Chrysler brand there.
The Dodge Intrepid's design is characterized by its spacious interior and elegant four-door layout. As part of the
