1998 Chrysler Concorde consumer reviews

This car has been a reliable car. Haven't had any real issues with it. Comfortable for 5 or 6 people. Has 137000 miles. Driven daily.

This is a Awesome car, I purchased it practically brand new for $1,000. with 600 miles on it. It had 1 previous owner who died, this vehicle sat in a garage for 24 years. All I had to purchase was a battery and a new computer. I got into an accident and parts were inexpensive to repair. and the vehicle still runs great.

i inherited the car with 145k miles and after 2 years it now has 157k. It needs maintenance very often. Do not get this car as a daily driver unless you are willing to work on it every weekend.

I bought this car after having Major back surgery. Very easy in and out of this car with leather seats. Down side, seats (black) were very hot for Georgia summers. It handled extremely well, felt solid on winding roads. The engine 2.7L was a little under powered, but the really bad part, at 60,000 the car was burning a qt of oil every 900 miles. Finally had to sell too many little issues. All in all a decent ride.

Bought this car when i was 15 for my first car. Had 88,000 miles on it when i bought it and started off with alot of problems like the radio didnt work leaked oil and trunk leaked when it rained. After putting some money in the car (under $1000) the car works great runs very smooth and being a sedan you feel like your driving a limo because its so long. VERY comfortable leather!! LXI edition is a must!! Runnin strong with over 100,000 miles

I got my Concorde LXI for my 16th birthday, with 81,000 one-owner miles on it. Today it just turned over 113,000 and is still running well. Great for long highway and interstate drives. Reliability has been so-so, sometimes it has a had time starting. All maintaince has been done at the local Chrysler dealership, and has been a good vehicle. It came with a factory Infiniti Sound System, and I had the front speakers replaced last year with new Infiniti acoustic speakers. The bad stuff- IT LEAKS AIR AND DUST. Before I had this Concorde I owned a 1990 Chrysler New Yorker Landau. I had the same problem with leakey back seats and trunk. The digital screen has also gone out on the climate control. Gas millage has gone down over the years... don't know why. A Concorde is NOT a vehicle that you want to own when you live in rural areas. I live on a ranch, and with our Nebraska winters I usually get stuck in the driveway.

This was my first car and have had it since 2006. Everything works flawlessly without any expensive repairs or anything than normal oil change and what not. Styling on the vehicle is very attractive especially when compared to the other vehicles of 1998 which were, from what I have seen, generally ugly. I have the 3.2L V6 and it has served me well on the freeway. It is always able to pass when needed. On highway, if I am kind to it, it can get 32mpg, but if I am driving 80, it is closer to 27or 28. Urban driving is around 18 mpg. I have test driven many other vehicles over the years for fun and helped the girlfriend buy a car, and have to say it stocks up well, even against modern cars....sadly, even against its own modern Chrysler competition. A good vehicle, and u won't be dissapointed if u happen to be in the market for it. Try to get the Lxi version which comes with all of the bells and whistles.

I would stay away from this car if I were you because they are not reliable and the handling were do I start you can not control this vechile at all, but there are some pluses it looks good from the inside and out but when you start the car up its a no no its overall performance is 2 stars

i have owned alot of different cars in my time and so far i can get in and out of this great car very easy rides just great and has alot of power. for a person like myself being disabled being able to get in and out of a car is very important and this car makes it very easy for me to get in and out of