Chrysler New Yorker Usados en Venta

My 1985 Chrysler New Yorker looked boxy and like something an old person would drive. It had a champagne/tan color and fake leather roof. The seats were always cold in the winter, and had severe electrical issues. The car was about 16 years old when I bought it, so that was to be expected. It had a digital dashboard that was neat because it told the miles 'til empty and miles per gallon in real-time, but it also had this extremely creepy, deep, digitized, voice that would remind me that a door was ajar or if I had an issue with oil. I was in an accident with this car, and the voice slowed down to about 1/2 speed. I ended up taking the voice box out (located behind the glove box) because it creeped out anyone who would ride in the car with me.

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.

My New Yorker is the best US car I ever owned. Chrysler Corp. discontinued this model, which I believe was a mistake since they worked out all the bugs. Quiet ride and very comfortable. Plenty of room front, back, and truck, with no major problems even after over 200,000 miles. I have had this car, which I purchased used, since 2001, and it still runs like a gem. Plenty of power and great acceleration. Overall, just a really good car. The only major problem that I have had with this car is that the driver's side seat broke. It reclined all the way back and would not return to the upright position, due to a broken weld in the seat. Had to replace the seat.