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  SWEET - 2000 Chrysler LHS
  By Flukeyduke - May 1 - 2:00 am

  After 4 years the LHS still turns heads. My experience has been a pleasant one. I have two sons that are both over 6 ft. and weigh more than 300lbs. The LHS transports us back and forth to colleges in comfort and with ease. Inclement weather does not pose a problem due to the LHS traction control. The 2000 LHS has many of the conveniences that are present in the new 2004 300.

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  Our Family Car - 2000 Chrysler LHS
  By zahnmann - March 6 - 2:00 am

  This is a good solid family car. I have not noticed the road noise compared to other cars we have owned. The one problem we keep having is that the computerized climate control malfunctions repeatedly and there is NO heat. We call it the ice car. It happens to be white too. We keep having to take it back to the dealership to have the computer reprogrammed at $60 plus tax. What an annoyance for an otherwise great car.

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  Was my 2000 LHS... - 2000 Chrysler LHS
  By agent-e - October 23 - 2:00 am

  ...until my wife drove it. We absolutely enjoy this vehicle. Chrysler made the mistake to discontinue the name, LHS has more character than the sister car (although just as nice), the Concorde. It handles nice, rides wonderfully, has a great sound system. A great head turner...even had an 80+ year old lady comment on the chic style.

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  2000 Chrysler LHS - 2000 Chrysler LHS
  By JSemark - December 3 - 2:00 am

  I just bought a LHS with 60,000 miles on it off a lease and I could not be happier. The dealer was willing to negotiate and I got it for $12,100. They are also going to fix a few cosmetic things at no charge. Yes the resale is bad but hey- I got a $30,000 car thats two years old for $12,100. Much more car for the money than anything else I looked at.

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  2000 LHS Review - 2000 Chrysler LHS
  By Kevin Rohrer - November 25 - 2:00 am

  My LHS has been a pleasure to own and drive. In 60k miles, I have only replaced the tires once, brakes once, and the ignition lock. It gets good mileage on both city and highway driving (drove 380-highway miles on one tank of gas).