By brandon crawford on 08/16/10 05:56 AM (PDT)
Vehicle
1992 Chrysler New Yorker Salon 4dr Sedan
Review
Well first off I bought the car with 292k for $400. The transmission was replaced b4 io bought it at around 217k. So I took it on a few 600 mile trips got great mpg around 26 spent very little on it over the 2 yrs. Now it has 303k and finally something major broke a connecting rod went through the oil pan. The funny thing is that there wasn't a warning the engine ran so smooth when it happened so I figured that the metal finally fatigued out. The ride was like floating on clouds. Like I said best car I've owned so I'm thinking about buying another motor to keep it the rest alive. Another word I've seen others that were 4sale with 239k or more so there's plenty of life left in these cars.
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By XCNW on 10/21/09 12:04 PM (PDT)
Vehicle
1992 Chrysler New Yorker Fifth Avenue 4dr Sedan
Review
This is a great car. Rides like a Cadillac. The fuel economy is so so. But a very comfortable and reliable car. Its 3.3 L V6 engine runs ever so smoothly. My car has almost 200k miles on it, thanks to a reconstructed transmission. yet the car still idels smooth, and takes off smoothly. A great, reliable vehicle!
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By JEFFERY SMITH on 08/07/08 18:13 PM (PDT)
Vehicle
1992 Chrysler New Yorker Salon 4dr Sedan
Review
Our New Yorker Salon is a great highway car. We've made two trips to Florida this year (over 2,000 miles round trip) with no problems whatsoever. Using cruise control and averaging 64 mph we've averaged 26 to 27 miles per gallon. Not bad for Lee Iaccoca era technology!
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By Hawk on 05/15/08 08:29 AM (PDT)
Vehicle
1992 Chrysler New Yorker Fifth Avenue 4dr Sedan
Review
I have always owned Luxury cars. Lincolns Caddys and now my first Fifth Ave. now that I have owned all types i would rank the Fifth Ave 2nd Lincoln First Caddy`s very last I have never been happy with the Caddy from there ride to there comfort. Lincoln on the other hand is the Best. But I do take my hat off to their Fifth Ave as it has been a joy to drive comfort and everything I would expect for a car of it`s class. Truly I am happy with it and would recommend anybody to dive i`m 36 yrs old and will never go sport because I was raised on Luxury
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By Danny on 02/25/08 08:57 AM (PST)
Vehicle
1992 Chrysler New Yorker Fifth Avenue 4dr Sedan
Review
I've bought this vehicle at ebay almost 5 years ago. I had to replace some parts this past December(most were the original parts that came with the car when new), and now it runs better than ever (my car just hit the 170K mile mark last week). This is the third "New Yorker" my family ever had. My mom had an '89 Landau version (she bought it used at 95K miles and then lost it in an accident 4 years later at 135K miles). I had a 1990 New Yorker (which I bought with 119K miles on it),which I then gave it to my mom when I bought my present car, which then my nephew wrecked it 2 years later (it already had 140K miles when it happened). All these cars were virtually trouble free.
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By jchau on 01/23/04 00:00 AM (PST)
Vehicle
1992 Chrysler New Yorker Salon 4dr Sedan
Review
Outstanding Vehicle,Vertually problem
free.
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By slobadon on 01/13/04 00:00 AM (PST)
Vehicle
1992 Chrysler New Yorker Salon 4dr Sedan
Review
This is an amazing vehicle
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By iambrisk on 11/10/02 00:00 AM (PST)
Vehicle
1992 Chrysler New Yorker Fifth Avenue 4dr Sedan
Review
bought this car knowing it needed a
transmission, put a remanufactured 3
year warranty one in and have had no
problems at all with it. I get over 20
mph and other than oil changes and one
A/C recharge I have put no money into
it. People see it and think it is only
3-4 years old. They can't believe it is
10 years plus old.
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By Rich H on 05/07/02 00:00 AM (PDT)
Vehicle
1992 Chrysler New Yorker Fifth Avenue 4dr Sedan
Review
This is definitely an 'old time
American car'. The suspension is
heavily ride balanced; it doesn't like
corners. Comfort for four is excellent;
it's a little narrow for five but if
they're not big people it should be
fine. Leg room is wonderful. The doors
open wide for easy access. The 3.3L
engine is a jewel, and is known for
being very reliable. Transmission
requires Mopar-spec fluid. Control
placement is decent; it's easy to hit
the wrong button on the window/lock
controls though. Eight way seat
adjustment is wonderful. The radio
hides behind the column mounted gear
shift.
Overall, a great highway cruiser that's
done well for us.
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