Used Chrysler LHS for Sale

I really liked the look and feel of the car. It has a streamlined shape and the front looks cool. That being said I never had any problems with it (except for the power steering belt breaking). I used it all through high school and was not gentle with it, and it still lasted a while. Overall it was a very positive buy.

The LHS is a car that I would recommend for any northerner. The heated seats kept me toasty warm in the cold winters. I didn't like how flimsy the taillight assembly was, as a small tap against something put a hole in it, but overall I felt the car was built nicely. The only major repair I made was to rebuild the transmission at around 140,000.00 miles, other than that, I only took it in for very minor repairs such as changing out sensors. The car handled fantastically in snow, I drove it two winters with ice and I was able to keep it under control, even though I had never driven in snow a day in my life. I would recommend any first driver that encounter snow, to buy this car, just for that fact alone. The gas mileage was not great, however, it's a beefy car with a lot of room in the front and back. This kind of room is not available in cars of it's year, and the compromise was worth it. Overall, the car was 5 stars for me in handling, pricing, and features. I would defiantly buy it again.

ItÕs pretty and looks classy. It was cheap enough for what it was at the time too. The interior is very nice, and it has a great stereo. There are mechanical faults with it that outshine the comforts. The rack and pinion assembly can catastrophically fail, which could be fatal to passengers. It runs smooth and I would consider it a luxury car. It has flaws though. It is severely over engineered, to a detrimental fault in some cases. ItÕs comfortable though.