Chrysler LHS Usados en Venta

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.

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.

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.