I feel this way about my Chrysler 300, a piece of garbage.

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There have been only two vehicles that I have owned that I felt that bad about : a 1995 LHS and a 1997 Caravan. Both were purchased new and both were POS and constantly required major repairs. Other than my Crossfire, these were my last Chrysler products.....ever.

 

No, you don't.

A "shifting jolt"? Really?

 

Whats the frequency Kenneth ?

 

Sparkie, I mentioned to you before that I had a new 1993 Concorde and then a used (<50,000k) 1995 LHS.

The Concorde suffered the usual problems A/C , ABS, wiring, very poor lights etc, luckily my wife worked at the Chrysler dealer after the warranty ran out so repairs were cheap.

The LHS was much less trouble and repairs for it were cheap too for the same reason.

Comfortable cars and the 3.5 liter engines/transmissions were no problems. I took the Concorde to Sudbury and hit 160kph on Hwy 69 a few times - boring road. I have not gone that fast in the Crossfire, older, wiser(?) I'm not sure.

Prior to getting the LHS the Toronto Star newspaper asked for opinions on the reliability of the cars, I emailed my opinions and they were quoted in the article. They still do this article every week.