1994 Chrysler LHS

The newly introduced Chrysler LHS was the new top-of-the-line model. It was similar to the New Yorker and had the same powertrain and most of its standard equipment. Both cars had a 113-inch wheelbase and measured 207.4 inches long. Power came from an overhead cam V-6 engine producing 214 horsepower.

There were small differences between the New Yorker and the LHS, mainly with the equipment on the vehicle. The LHS had low-speed traction control, automatic temperature control, eight-way power driver and passenger seats, automatic day and night rearview mirror, power moon-roof, vehicle theft security alarm system, and automatic headlights with delay feature. (The New Yorker did not).

In 1994, Chrysler produced 44,739 examples. The base price was $30,280.

By Daniel Vaughan | Feb 2010