Driving 90 to 100 mph in a 1997 Dodge Intrepid
In Germany you can cruise at 75 or 80, but sustained 90 to 100 mph places high wind resistance on the engine. While 3.5 liter V6 can reach 3,200 rpm at 100 mph, continuous high speeds strain the engine, transmission and drive train, increasing wear over time. unlikely to cause immediate failure but not ideal for long term reliability.
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