The LeBaron is a very stable car, not having too much go wrong with it. The engine does burn oil and the paint is peeling, which are familiar with all LeBarons.
I did replace two radiators and had 2 new sets of motor mounts installed in a period of six months... but that was all my fault.
You wouldn't expect the LeBaron to be able to perform, but that 3.0 pushes 141HP and can beat many low priced cars in its class.
I've had the car for a year now and have put probably $4000 into it for repairs. Not because the car breaks a lot, but because I push the hell out of it.
It had been given a 0-60 time of 8.8 seconds or more. I've gotten it there in 7 and sometimes a bit less without any performance upgrades.
It's a great car, and even though it's quite beat up I still love it.
I agree with you, is yours a coupe or a a convertible, mine is a convertible.
I have had a Chrysler Le baron Convertible for over 10 years now. I bought it used. The car originally came from Florida. I live in New York State. The car now has over 200,000 miles on it. I have had a few problems with it such as replacing the transmission and a new top, but over all it has been an excellent car. I intend to be driving it for many more years. The body is in excellent condition and the motor continues to purr along. As long as the engine is properly maintain I feel it will continue to give good service.
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