Used Chrysler Concorde for Sale

I have over 111,000 miles on this vehicle and it still drives strong. The only mechanical repairs I've had to incur with this vehicle are a few headlight bulbs that needed replacing, the driver's side window mechanism started making a funny noise, and regular oil and tire changes. Other than that this car has been a pleasure to drive. The interior of the vehicle is in excellent shape. All the electronics work great, including the moon roof, stereo, even the original factory speakers are still bellowing loudly and clearly. The exterior of the car is also in great shape: I see no peeling, fading, or cracking of the paint, and certainly no rust. The car rides quietly and comfortably and offers ample leg space in both the front and rear of the vehicle.

I got my Chrysler camcorder back in 2006, It was an older car and used, but was in very good condition and was very spacious and inexpensive, so that is what drove me to want to buy it despite it being a bit older and not as new as most cars that people were buying. I liked how there was not many miles on it and how it was a good bargain, the inside interior was very clean and classic looking, which was also a plus. It felt very high quality and it was almost new looking when I first purchased it. What I didn't like about the car was that they're were some internal issues, that I had to go get fixed, which make's sense being that the car is older and previously owned. I had to go to a shop just show they could diagnose the issue and fix it before I was able to fully drive it. Once I began finally driving the car, I noticed that it was a bit of a gas guzzler, which was annoying for me at the time. I was constantly having to put gas into it. It felt like almost every other day, although I may be exaggerating a bit.

While driving the concord, I realized that I felt as if I was in a car that was in a much higher class then it was. The smart leather trim of the seats, and the elegant wood panel dashboard made the car feel very high quality. My Chrysler concord could go zero to sixty in about 8 seconds, nothing terribly fast or impressive, but still fairly fun. I loved the look of it all. With a top speed of 120, hitting 100 was no problem whatsoever.