Overview & Reviews

User Reviews:

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  Franky Z. - 2000 Chrysler Concorde
  By Franky Z. - January 22 - 11:43 am

  i just purchased this car and i am for the most happy i did.I have only had it for afew days,but i am concerned about the weather stripping.Can anyone let me know how much it might cost to replace it on all four doors?

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  2.7 Liter is troublesome - 2000 Chrysler Concorde
  By John M - October 20 - 10:46 am

  I bought this car May of 06 with only 31K miles on it. Thought I was getting a great value because of the low mileage. NOT! A few days after I drove it off the lot the cam sensors failed and the engine stopped running - leaving me stranded on side of road. It was repaired at a cost of approx. $400, plus the $90 tow. After that it was OK except that it burned oil. Now, at 69K miles the engine has blown! Im told it is a very common problem with the 2.7 liter V6 engine and Chrysler has a kit to repair it. Im told it will cost between $1000-$1700 to fix this problem. Although I love the looks of this car, it is not worth the trouble. It is comfortable to drive and has nice lines.V6 is junk!

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  A sinking ship - 2000 Chrysler Concorde
  By Midwest Mom - June 15 - 7:38 am

  I bought this car used 3 1/2 years ago with 65,000 miles on it. I loved it for the first year, then the air conditioner stopped working, $1000 repair. The weather stripping around the doors is too small and had to be replaced. Another year later the door locks began making a horrible sound. Another year and a half later and the 2.7 L engine is trash, despite regular maintenance and religious oil changes every 3000 miles. This car does not even have 100,000 miles on it. I cant afford the $4000 repair, and many shops wont even work on this engine because they dont want to warranty it. Best offer Ive had for the car is $50 after tow cost. I feel like Ive been lied to and ripped off.

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  Poor Investment - 2000 Chrysler Concorde
  By bowman271 - May 30 - 11:27 pm

  I bought this vehicle with 78,000 miles. Aside from the door weather stripping problems this seemed to be a great car. Then at 102,000 the check engine light came on. I was told by Chrysler that the engine was known for trapping oil in the upper engine causing excessive oil sludge. This was the cause of my problems and because of this I had to replace the crank shaft sensor and another I cant name at the moment costing me $650.00. I was also told by Chrysler that I would need a rebuild in the near future witch would cost me $6 ,000-$7,000. This apparently is an existing problem since 1997 with the 2.7 lt engine. I will never buy a Chrysler again. Very, Very disappointed!

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  Just telling it how it is - 2000 Chrysler Concorde
  By Rell - May 24 - 11:29 am

  I purchased my Concorde in 2006. Id been looking for one for over 6 months. When I found this one it rode out smooth, everything worked and it had 121,000 miles on it. Ive since had it for almost three years and with it being used Ive loved having it. Ive never had to fix it, I used high mileage oil for performance and keep all my fluids changed as suggested. I love my Concorde.

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  2000 Chrysler Concorde 4 dr LXI - 2000 Chrysler Concorde
  By Chrylserman - April 27 - 3:40 pm

  180k miles plus, doesnt burn a drop of oil, no leaks or drips. A starter at 175k, $6 thermostat @ 165k and brakes. You cant ask for any more than that. 30 MPG on average, set of platinum plugs at 100k and that is it. The original battery just went out!! AMAZING, big car has a powerful 3.2 engine. Chrysler would own the auto world if they built all of them like this!!

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  A sporty yet luxurious car - 2000 Chrysler Concorde
  By crazycanuck - December 15 - 10:32 am

  Purchased car after 3 year company lease. Dealership cant figure out why wiper delay doesnt work properly when below freezing. Replaced radio 3 times. Weatherstipping shrinks and falls off. But, if you can put up with these little things and slap on a few exterior accessories and tint the windows, this car will make heads turn! It looks really sharp and rich. Handles tight and is peppy with the 3.2 engine. Transmission no problems. Lots of room and very comfortable. I would recommend it. Just dont get the 2.7 motor or youll regret it.

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  The major engine problem ruins - 2000 Chrysler Concorde
  By Legalmanager - August 17 - 7:43 pm

  I bought the car new from dealer and had 66,000 miles on it with a near perfect maintenance record, then this past week, the check engine light came on. I was told by the dealer I would need a rebuild engine at a cost of almost $8,000. I have since learned at various web sites, this is a common problem due to the infamous 2.7 liter engine and excessive oil sludge. A second, independent repair shop indicated this is a long known problem. After buying four brand new Chrysler cars over the past 20 years, Im extremely disappointed with how they are taking care of (now-former) long term customers.

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  Concorde 2000 - 2000 Chrysler Concorde
  By adjuster - March 19 - 11:21 am

  Certainly have gotten my moneys worth. Have had no problems with the car. Rides great, only real problem was it is large and difficult to park. very large trunk. poor visibility looking back when in reverse.

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  Beautiful Style for Family Car - 2000 Chrysler Concorde
  By NF - January 30 - 6:24 pm

  If you get the right color, this cars style/looks will be hard to beat. This is a roomy car with sleak line. Back seat leg room may be largest in its class. The one odd problem that Ive encountered was a faulty gas cap. $10.00 for a replacement cap - no big deal. Although Ive not had this problem, Ive heard that Concorde 2.7 motors can go bad due to sludge. Im wondering if synthetic oil would be a good defense against sludge. Does anyone know?