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Chrysler 1995 New Yorker
1995 Chrysler New Yorker Base
70,538 Miles
San Antonio, TX
335
days on market
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335
days on market
$7,994
Chrysler 1988 New Yorker
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1988 Chrysler New Yorker Landau
65,476 Miles
Flushing, MI
112
days on market
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112
days on market
$4,995
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Chrysler 1970 New Yorker
1970 Chrysler New Yorker 4 DOOR
19,687 Miles
Enterprise, OR
31
days on market
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31
days on market
$9,999
Chrysler 1992 New Yorker
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1992 Chrysler New Yorker Fifth Avenue
19,880 Miles
Moonachie, NJ
151
days on market
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151
days on market
$13,900
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Chrysler 1964 New Yorker
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1964 Chrysler New Yorker Hardtop
81,776 Miles
Hope Mills, NC
139
days on market
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139
days on market
$12,995
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Chrysler 1991 New Yorker
1991 Chrysler New Yorker Fifth Avenue
56,417 Miles
Buffalo, MN
115
days on market
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115
days on market
$5,995
Chrysler 1954 New Yorker
1954 Chrysler New Yorker Deluxe
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Cadillac, MI
121
days on market
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121
days on market
$44,995
Chrysler 1954 New Yorker
1954 Chrysler New Yorker Deluxe
12,162 Miles
Cadillac, MI
4
days on market
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4
days on market
$38,495
Chrysler 1954 New Yorker
1954 Chrysler New Yorker Deluxe
108,000 Miles
Cadillac, MI
144
days on market
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144
days on market
$23,995
Chrysler 1978 New Yorker
1978 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham
69,000 Miles
Cadillac, MI
165
days on market
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165
days on market
$18,995
Chrysler 1989 New Yorker
1989 Chrysler New Yorker Landau
136,000 Miles
Tacoma, WA
84
days on market
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84
days on market
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Chrysler New Yorker OWNER RATINGS & REVIEWS

Owner Reviews
4.0
7 Reviews
5 star
43%
4 star
43%
3 star
0%
2 star
0%
1 star
14%
Overall
4.0
Value
4.3
Style
3.0
Performance
3.3
Comfort
4.7
Fuel Economy
3.7
Reliability
3.7
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X.S
Elkins, West Virginia
5.0
This is a steel beast.
This car is a steel beast. It is an old fashion American built monster with nothing but power behind it. I can tow more with this car than people with the newer full sized trucks can pull. It is a very heavy car, about two and a half ton with a V8 318 engine. And with great power comes great gas usage. Being one of the safest cars on the road makes me feel very confident putting my child in it. Although there are no air bags, this car is one hundred percent steel. If one of these new aged cars hit me, they would shatter into bits while my car would be lucky to get a scratch. But, with that said, rust is more likely on my car than the newer ones. I've never been stranded, even in the worst snow storms. The car has the most reliable start I've ever seen and the interior is the most comfortable I've ever sat on. It's like driving while sitting in a fluffy lounge chair. If something does happen to go out in this beautiful machine, parts are so cheap it doesn't even matter. I paid thirty dollars for its new alternator! This is a classic American car. One that I'm proud to own.
Los Angeles, California
4.0
Economic, comfortable and outdated.
When I first bought the car I liked its uniqueness. Not many people drive these types of cars anymore, specially the white ones. I specially liked the interior and how it felt as if I was riding in a limousine with its comfortable, cushioned and velvety seats. It has an elegant feeling to it with carpeted bottom and cushioned doors, sides and roof of car. So far I have not had any electrical or mechanical problems with the car except for the windows not working occasionally. However, this is very easy and relatively inexpensive to fix. The car also tends to make some squeaky noises but this is more true in the winter and with regular maintenance they seem to go away. I love that my car seems to be an energy saver. To get to school and back home I use about 50 miles in three days and I only have to refill the gas tank about twice or three times. It is a good car to use around town as well to go grocery shopping or run errands. Because it is on the older side it is not as costly to own or maintain. One very big downfall is that the A/C stopped working pretty soon after it was bought and it is hard to fix the A/C for this type of car. I believe the parts might not be made to fix it anymore. One thing I really enjoy doing in this car is just relaxing and talking in the phone or hanging out with friends in it while we talk or stare at the sky. Because of how comfortable it is it makes it feel like we have our own little luxurious outdoor box where we can comfortably relax on colder winter nights. Overall it has been a very reliable and comfortable car. The only reason I would not buy it again is because its parts are becoming outdated and it will be harder to fix in the future.
GD
GD
Grand Rapids, Michigan
5.0
very comfortable
The 1993 Chrysler New Yorker was an excellent car. Outside the car had a very dated look but inside was put comfort. It had a lot of modern conveniences including temperature, distance to empty, and cruise control. I received many comments on how nice and comfortable it was on the inside. It had large leather seats. The entertainment system had a very nice sound. The gas mileage was about average but it had plenty of power. The car felt large and safe. The car was very roomy and you never felt like you were on top of someone. The back seat also had lots of room. The truck was huge. I never had mechanical problems until the transmission went out.