2004 Chrysler Concorde Consumer Discussions

Chrysler Concorde

• Must limit mileage

  Written by: brownmouse on Mar 16, 2005 10:03:29 AM

  At 92,000 miles my 2000 Concorde LX developed uneven tire wear. Rick Hendrick, Charleston, SC dealership service then made the problem worse by damaging the steering rack while replacing all the bushings for over $1200. I paid another $900 to get the steering rack fixed someplace else. At 132,000 miles, I heard a tapping noise. According the an independent mechanic I took it to this time, the noise was a bottom ... Read More

Chrysler Concorde Prices Paid and Buying Experience

• Buying a Concorde LXi

  Written by: ijennings1 on Dec 31, 2004 7:44:30 PM

  I'm looking to buy a 2004 LXi or possibly a Limited within the next 6 months. I'd be grateful for the following opinions and advice.   Is the standard servicing easy? E.G. Oil and filter, air filter, disc pads? In other words, are they easy for a guy to work on in his garage?   Does the 3.5 engine have a rubber timing belt or chain? If the former, how often ... Read More

Chrysler Concorde

• chrysler concord 2004

  Written by: cartostrophey on Jun 6, 2008 6:36:51 AM

  my engine light been on for like two years now. every time i take it to the shop they tell me a story like it is the cam shaft sencor.well i replaced it. cost me 145.then two weeks later it came back on. the oil light comes on the engine light and the steering wheel locks up. now i took it back. this time they say it is the spark plug. ... Read More

• Re: 2001 Chrysler Concrode Problems [v65magic]

  Written by: rogerrina on Feb 10, 2007 11:15:10 PM

  I have a 2004 Concorde and I am experiencing the same issue with trying to start and it not starting. Then it starts like there were no issues. Has anyone been able to verify the cause and cure? roger_vaughn at hotmail dot com

• Concorde No More

  Written by: crman on Jul 27, 2002 9:51:59 AM

  I have heard that when the new LX cars that come out in 2004. They will have rear wheel drive, V6 or (maybe) Hemi V8, and use Mercedes-Benz parts (transmission, suspension, etc.). The Chrysler variant will NOT be called Concorde. Chrysler wants to give it a new name because the next car will be much different than the current car, so it deserves a new name. However, the Dodge variant may ... Read More

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  Written by: mimi919 on Jul 5, 2001 11:13:57 PM

  I was very surprised to read in Thursday Arizona Republic daily newspaper that the cab forward design will be discontinued in both the dodge Intrepid and Chrysler Concorde by the 2004 model year. The replacement cars...known as the next generation Chryslers will have rear wheel drive. The article gave two reasons for Chrysler doing away with the cab forward design...the first being that the new Chryslers will have V-8 engines which ... Read More