1992 Ford Tempo

Pros: Great Reliablity, easy to drive, nice interior styling

Cons: rear power window motors, auto seat belt motors, turn signal switch, power.

The Bottom Line: Great Car for its price.

Review: I purchased my 1992 Ford Tempo GL with 99,300 miles for $3,000 cash in 1999 from Crawford Auto Cente ...

Pros: Power!! nice interior

Cons: visibility

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this model of the tempo because it has lots of power and comfortable inside. Plus it looks nice.

Review: I have the GLS model with the 3.0 Liter V6, and a 5-speed manual transmission. I've had my car for about a year and a half and I have not had any problems and I've even beat some people off the line. This car has lots of power, and it's small and...

Pros: Cheap to buy/cheap to maintain, exceptional handling in snow, great mpg

Cons: Seats could be more comfortable, no cruise control on mine:(

The Bottom Line: Great car for the budget-minded driver. Mine has already paid for itself 10 times over.

Review: I purchased my 1992 Ford Tempo for $350 about two yeas ago. Since then, I have had to replace the clutch and front wheel bearings...That’s it! The car now has 150,000 miles on it, uses no oil and the motor is still strong. No, it won’t win any races, but ...

Pros: easy to drive

Cons: hard on gas

Review: My 1992 ford tempo was my first car. I love it. it is so easy to drive and so comfratable. It is easy to take care of too and easy to repair. I bought it for $2000. It is a great car. there is room in the back for the car seat and still plenty of room...

Pros: cheap...good mileage...runs smooth

Cons: body is poorly made...

The Bottom Line: Not the nicest, not the fastest, and not the most expensive.

Review: I have now owned my tempo for about a two months now and so far it has been great. I originally purchased the vehicle at a bargain because the gas tank and the gas pump had to be replaced and there was front p/s fender damaged. When all was said and done...

Pros: Quick, Reliable, great gas milage

Cons: No interior room, broken gas gauge, faulty dust gaurd.

Review: The ford tempo is a pretty decent reliable car, at least for us. unlike most fords of that decade we have not had a problem with the power steering pump (ford cant make them for there life). The ride is pretty good, gets pretty good gas mileage, and is ...

Pros: runs well for age

Cons: noisy as it gets older

Review: I have just started driving my Ford Tempo (it's a '92 model)that I share with my brother. The car is about 8 years old and has only needed minor repairs. My father drove it before me and my brother and he only had it worked on for minor adjustments as...

Pros: it keeps going and going

Cons: everything else

The Bottom Line: less than 1000 because it does need alot of repairs but once those are taken care of its good

Review: i own a ford tempo and it does have its faults but it keeps going. Mine has been through two accedents and it still is going after the last accedent the front drivers side was totaled and when the towdruck guy brought it to my house some of the damage...

Pros: V6 option, 2 body styles, Interior room

Cons: 3-speed automatic, Poor fuel economy, Automatic seat belts, Exterior and interior design.

The Bottom Line: The 1992 Ford Tempo GLS offers good acceleration, but it's lacking many attributes that other vehicles offer.

Review: Introduced in 1983 as an '84 model the Tempo was a sales success for many of its 11 years in production, and in its day was quite the proverbial 'eye candy'. Today most of us frown upon Ford Tempo's. The Ford Tempo has set a negative example for...

Pros: cheap?

Cons: Everything, the car is a piece of junk

Review: It's a cheap car, good for a "first" car, but then again...maybe not. I bought the car from my sister for $1,000, it is a 1992 Ford Tempo GL. I probably put about a $1,000 into it already. My dad warned me though "You get what you pay...