Chrysler LHS Buyer's Guide

Owner Reviews
3.9
13 Reviews
Overall
3.9
Value
3.8
Performance
4.1
Style
4.3
Comfort
4.8
Fuel Economy
2.8
Reliability
3.5

Chrysler LHS Owner Ratings & Reviews

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3.9
Overall
13 Reviews

1999 Chrysler LHS - Nice handling car.

M. O.
Sevierville, Tennessee
Overall
4.0
Value
4.0
Performance
4.0
Style
5.0
Comfort
5.0
Fuel Economy
2.0
Reliability
4.0
I paid cash for my LHS, it was the best car for the price. I love the way it handles. It feels like your driving on a cloud. I needed something with a larger trunk for transporting various things and I found that in my LHS. The fuel economy is okay considering its age. My only request in a car is for it to have a cd player and it does. The motor is strong! I have had few few problem with this car considering its age, 16 years old.
Story
Last winter we had a substantial amount of snow for our area and it drives wonderfully in the snow.
Pros
The dual seat position adjustment is a nice feature. Makes it easier to move the seat for different drivers. The leather seats are surprisingly comfortable. There's enough room in the backseat for two car seats and a 3rd child. The sound system is very nice, this car has no antenna to get broken off like my last car did.
Cons
Too many dash lights. The light behind the heat/ac display is out & very hard to change.

2000 Chrysler LHS - A quality ride.

Adam
Addison, Alabama
Overall
4.0
Value
3.0
Performance
4.0
Style
5.0
Comfort
5.0
Fuel Economy
3.0
Reliability
3.0
I was ecstatic when I purchased my Chrysler LHS. It looked like a rocket to me! The LHS has plenty of backseat space to comfortably accommodate five people. The leg room in the back is amazing. My stereo was very good quality, but over the years, the speakers have busted from listening at loud volumes on the way to work. It has held up mechanically as well. It now has 225,000 miles on it! It still drives well despite the miles I have driven. I have kept up with my routine maintenance such as oil changes and tire rotations. It has been a reliable and quality car to drive. The only problem I have begun to encounter is minor electrical malfunctions such as a flashing dashboard. This is to be expected with a seventeen-year-old car. I am pleased with the overall look of the car. It appears ... (more)
Story
My husband was driving once and ran up on a curb. This could be the reason that it is having wheel well problems! Also, this vehicle has been used to travel new places and visit interesting people.
Pros
The appearance of the car, the sunroof, the leather seats, and the comfort level.
Cons
Possible wheel well and electrical problems.

2001 Chrysler LHS - Expect comfort, but also replacements

James
Ivins, Utah
Overall
3.0
Value
3.0
Performance
3.0
Style
3.0
Comfort
5.0
Fuel Economy
4.0
Reliability
3.0
This is a solid option for a family or commuter who needs to balance comfort, efficiency, and budget.
Story
I taught my partner to drive with this vehicle. We have some excellent memories in it, including road trips, driving lessons, and moving across state for our first post-college jobs.
Pros
I love the large size of this sedan, which means having more space for passengers and purchases. The sunroof is a fun touch. The heated seats are the best when it's cold outside, and the heater works as soon as the car is turned on. For being 17 years old, the interior is in excellent condition-- especially the leather seats.
Cons
There are a number of very important cons in this vehicle. First, the tires have started cupping over time, leading to uneven wear. Next, the front CV joints both deteriorated very quickly right at 100,000 miles. The rear transmission mount went out at 102,000 miles. The coolant tank cracked at 102,000 miles as well. The transmission and oil started to burn hot at 105,000 miles. Finally, the rear inside door handles both stopped functioning at the same time, right at 106,000 miles.

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