Overview & Reviews

User Reviews:

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  Concorde - 1998 Chrysler Concorde
  By Jack - February 20 - 12:33 am

  Bought used after my 97 Concorde was totalled. This 98 included all the little customer desired comfort features that were not in my 97. When I bought it, there was 55000 miles on it, but it was clean as if it had just come out of the show room. Good ride..good feel. Average overall mileage the first year was 22.3 mpg cruising on an interstate at 70mph it indicated about 30mpg on level road. Regular fuel on a 3.3 engine.

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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?

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  Trouble in disguise - 1999 Chrysler Concorde
  By TwistedTornado - January 29 - 1:18 am

  I just bought a 99 Concorde and I have to say it looks great!...BUT....Im already experiencing problems even though it was certified and CARFAX came clean. My climate control doesnt light up and column lights for gears dont light up. Brakes has become a problem and in need of repair. Seals around the headlight is comming apart and will be costly to replace@200 a piece. Just wanted to add that I have had it only a week! Luckily I purchased a warranty that covers it except the headlights. $400 down and who knows whats next.

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  CPAs report on car- - 1999 Chrysler Concorde
  By Craig - January 21 - 1:45 am

  Bought car at 30,000 mis., now nearly at 100,000 mis. Overall, a good car. One of the best looking big cars ever. Good looking interior, too. Ive had a number of repairs over the 5 years Ive owned the car, but nothing big - speed sensor, power window gears, cooling fan motors. The paint is still in good shape. I read about transmission problems on these cars, but are they using the right fluid? Ive never had any trans. problems, but Ive used the right fluid and had the fluid changed at recommended service intervals. My only remaining question: can I get it up to 200,000 miles?

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  Fun, But Always Broke - 1997 Chrysler Concorde
  By Jake - January 10 - 6:08 pm

  Owned it for about two years now. Bought it with 65k and nothing but problems since. After reading some of these reviews, it seems as though the car craps out after 60k miles. Over the past two years I put roughly $4,000 and still going.

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  98 White Concorde - 1998 Chrysler Concorde
  By Kirk Schwartz - January 5 - 4:24 pm

  Purchased the car brand new in July of 1998, and have enjoyed it ever since. I have had some mechanical problems, with the most expensive being the failure of the #1 fuel injector. I also had the windshield washer pump fail, and the fan belt tension wheel needed replacing. The headlights yellowed very quickly. I was able to buff them out, but was surprised how bad they got. The rubber trim around the headlights was falling apart within the 2nd year of owning it. The tires that came with the car were the worst I ever owned. Interior problems consisted of the pass thru door on the backseat breaking, and the bench seat console lid broke and would not shut properly.

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  Over 40k - 2003 Chrysler Concorde
  By Not so happy - December 31 - 11:01 pm

  Car did ok until it hit 40k, then things started to go wrong - sway bar bushings (common problem), transmission cooler leak (common problem Im told, expensive to fix) and so on. 7/70 warrenty doesnt cover any of these things.

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  LOVE the car, but a few problems - 1999 Chrysler Concorde
  By ConcordeOwner - November 30 - 11:53 pm

  The car is awesome to drive! But....I have only had it four months and have put about 400.00 into repairs already. First, which is not the cars fault, I had to replace the battery. But the battery location made it where I had to take the car to a garage. Second, the starter just went out, and the location of the starter also made it where I had to take it to a garage. So....I am afraid of what is next! But the inside and outside design is GREAT! Huge trunk, every thing powered, keyless entry, all the comforts that most people enjoy! And I think the pickup and power for that size car is great. On the interstate, you can fly and hardly feel like your moving!

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  Simply Great! - 1997 Chrysler Concorde
  By scatpack43 - November 28 - 10:51 pm

  I bought this car used in 2004 and have since logged about 20,000 miles on it. Have had no problems with this car despite the fact it has 190,000 miles on it. Lots of power, space, and a nice looking car for the money. Would definately recommend this car to anyone!

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  Lucky buy - 1998 Chrysler Concorde
  By TexasMopar - November 21 - 8:04 pm

  We didnt have much money then. This car worked for us. Has been a great auto. Speed sensor went out twice in first year and dealer (other than selling dealer) was great. Even lent us another car. Other than normal wear items, have had to replace only 2 O2 sensors. Great mileage and power for size of car. Wind noise developed after 4 years and mechanic realigned driver window. Says thats common with these big Chryslers. Noise much lower. I think it was a bargain after 8 years and $22K we paid for it.