1998 Chrysler Concorde: Regular Car Reviews

[@Mr_Tovarish]

In 20 years when us kids are all 40, 50, and 60 years old, I want to see Mr. Regular on 60 minutes talking about the human condition, because he clearly understands it to the nth degree.

[@banjo215]

Who even watches 60 minutes now, let alone in 20 years?

[@corneliusmcmuffin3256]

60 minutes wont exist in 20 years. TV will be officially dead by then.

[@CB-ny8zg]

Tovarish Works in 20 years, only people that are over 40 years old would be 60 (source: math lmao), so how’s a 40 year old a child?

[@EndeavorsDnB]

Regular President!

[@EndeavorsDnB]

@@CB-ny8zg it wasn’t a jab, calm down 😃

[@nickpiazza5890]

"The Chrysler Concorde: The car for you if you know the daily price of copper." Maybe your most perfect description of a car to date.

[@Bartonovich52]

Why would a commodities broker drive th-..... OOOOOHHHH!!

[@fixitfelix718]

The official car of my grandma died and left me this car with a pack of cigarettes in the center console..now we can smoke weed inside

[@fixitfelix718]

Such a fun car tho to hang out in when i was 19

[@tonypajamas610]

That reminds me of a local scrap yard that sells bumper stickers that say “Get Weighed and Get Paid” with the company logo. People rock ‘em. They don’t work there, they just love scrapping.

[@Audioscientist]

Chrysler Concorde: The official car of putting cigarettes out halfway to finish them later.

[@andrewdavid601]

Audioscientist lololol spot on. So nasty

[@scottverge938]

Audioscientist fucking nailed it. LOL

[@alexanderrahl482]

+Nove Andrade you have shamed me, well done.

[@civiccruiser7025]

Wait I thought that was the Pontiac Bonneville...

[@TheGggttt]

Didn't you know that refries are the move?

[@TransAmsandDashcams]

"If you walk into a retail auto parts store, and believe the clerks are real mechanics, YOU DESERVE ANY ADVICE THEY GIVE YOU" Holy shit hahahahahahahahha

[@trentshaffermidwestronin5419]

*cough Autozone *cough, cough

[@Rustin_Chole]

the official high school drug dealer car.

[@RegularCars]

Phillip Boner hahaha yes!

[@briannavarrete49]

And the official car your conservative middle school principal drives

[@Kreevox]

Phillip Boner nah, that's the pontiac sunfire

[@thegtiguy960]

Slammed EG civic sedan with peeling paint work and terrible rims.

[@mrbunnydoctor]

naw. eagle talon/ eclipse

[@mjm52372]

Chrysler Concorde, the official car of the 40 year old guy with a combover trying to pick up girls at a college bar.

[@kylejscheffler]

with the whining belt

[@Weird_but_neat]

What about 33 with thinning hair

[@Gabesafish]

Chrysler Concorde handling brought to you by "'I'm not sure, but I think I might have a flat tire"

[@andersonpetildelima332]

Guy, I'm from Brazil and when I visited USA I got to drive this car. And you pretty much described how I felt lol

[@cucumber42]

@@andersonpetildelima332 us Americans are very familiar with how shit Chrysler FWD "luxury sedans" drive

[@latiostech8822]

I drive the 2001 model (an lhs) and sometimes I think it has a flat tire

[@Roc790]

wtf are you talking about??? I have a 2002 Concorde LXi you're fuckin stupid.......

[@Gabesafish]

@@Roc790 you have a 20 year old cab forward Chrysler product and you’re calling ME stupid? Hahahahahahah

[@Hegelmaus81]

This car is for the guy who regularly eats at strip clubs.

[@deasttn]

Dinner with a view

[@OlafoWaffle]

The irony is that one of the best place to get a cheap steak in Portland, OR is The Acropolis. They actually have a pick up window, so you don't have to go inside.

[@brolymaininfighterz962]

@@OlafoWaffle must be a good ass steak

[@docilehostile]

Osean Federation *This can mean two things*

[@brolymaininfighterz962]

@@docilehostile must be a good ass, steak

[@fitlandish4842]

"The radiator split like a teenage father."

[@andrewholder6707]

The front end reminds me of a F body Camaro

[@Phenom98]

9 0 s aero, my dude.

[@halohunter5217]

True American design? The design of this was heavily influenced by the AMC/Eagle Premiere which was a Renault (French) design.

[@Michaelation08]

@@halohunter5217 what part of this looks like a Premier??

[@Bartonovich52]

Yep. Late model 4th Gen. They existed the same year, I believe. Pretty much my least favourite Camaro. They have to have their headlights recessed.

[@jjowansky]

Chrysler concorde : the official car of "how many times can I whipe before clogging the toilet"

[@falagarius]

jjowansky Gotta put a safety flush in your routine. I safety flushed 20s ago and I'm gon wipe again in 5.

[@altair1983]

it's a dilemma!

[@oniinu]

wipe*

[@Phenom98]

jjowansky I like your profile pic :D

[@TheCrazyFinn]

Chrysler Concorde: like a blowjob from 58-year-old Madonna.

[@Claroboy911]

"I dont want a chip on my debit card, that's how they get cha" 😂 I died when I heard that

[@PaulRudd1941]

I read this as he said it lol.

[@ronkarter1685]

Same

[@ginakerry2588]

Nice one! If only more than one of the comments had been funny 👍

[@reegez7688]

And we all know someone that talks/acts exactly like that..

[@MaxW-er1hm]

But....isn't it? I mean...they can scan those while they are still in your wallet...at least they have to have a skimmer on a card reader to get that.

[@Fallen_Angels]

It looks like a used up bar of soap.

[@hoilst]

It looks like a retarded AU Falcon.

[@jaedenfernandez4591]

hoilst 😂

[@nittanyburg20]

Chrysler Concord. The official car of: "nah man it's just tobacco"

[@andrewdavid601]

Hot Cosby lol

[@brianrowland5713]

The first generation Intrepid/Concorde/Vision was a decent car. The 3.3 was painfully underpowered, but the 24 valve 3.5 was peppy and reliable. The second generation brought the garbage 2.7 liter DOHC, which on paper should have been the better motor but wasn't. It had issues with oil sludging due to small return passages from the head to the block and a bad water pump design. The later 2.7 fixed the problems, but the damage to their reputation was done. The 3.2 is a better engine for sure. This owner going through drive belts sounds like a bad idler or tensioner causing a problem. It's not common to those engines. My dad owned a couple of first gen Concordes over the years. He had very little trouble with them beyond simple sensor failures. They road fantastic on long trips. I see lots of the first gens at 200-250k miles. The second gens, not as much.

[@brandon18054]

Finally someone who knows what they're talking about instead of just bashing Chrysler without merit

[@andrewdavid601]

Brian Rowland truth! Had a beauty 94 with the 3.5. Loved it! Drove great, had power, only issue i had was a clunky control arm.

[@digitalrailroader]

Brian Rowland now they need to get their hands on a 1st Gen Stratus (or a Cirrus or a Breeze) those cars were awesome, and completely outperformed the Ford Contour and Mercury Mystique. If I ever get enough money; I'd love to own a Cloud Car again.

[@brianrowland5713]

The cloud cars were not a bad platform. They were the replacement for the K, and they even underpinned the minivan of their time like the K did. They were generally well-made, but they were still cheap (comparatively) and thus were "throw away" cars to the average consumer. You still see a lot of them out in the wild though. I'm honestly not a huge fan of the 2.0, but a 2.4 in one makes a great DD.

[@digitalrailroader]

Brian Rowland my first car was a Breeze with the 2.0 and automatic; it wasn't as peppy as a neon, but the sucker handled like it was on friggin' RAILS! and it was passed down through my family much like the Concorde was; it belonged to my aunt at first, who then sold it to her son, who then sold it to my sister, who then sold it to me. I had gotten it with 193k on the odometer, and the odometer reading when the engine finally gave up was 226,262. Had I had the time, money, and facilities to do it, I would have replaced the engine and kept on driving it.

[@WafflePlaneRC]

"The engine bay lit up like the eyes of a child who walked in on his parents banging for the first time" Never change, Regular, never change.

[@BudgetPhoenix]

I see what you did there at the end. Metal Gear Solid 3, Way to fall by starsailor

[@geetarguy777]

“I upgraded to a Concorde” brought to you by owning a Intrepid first.

[@fia1921]

I remember the Intrepid now 😁

[@Caledon91]

It's like a poor man's Jaguar XK8 and just as unreliable.

[@fallfromgrave]

very good, lol

[@furgusuned15650]

Polish Dog if you treat it like cap maybe. that is the thing with Chrysler products. if you get the minivan engine ie 3.0 3.3 3.8 and service it regularly and on time it will run forever

[@worldhello1234]

The XK8 is more reliable, derpy dog. :)

[@connor1368]

19 Years later, Chrysler still hasent fixed their reliability problem...

[@Gazdatronik]

never... no, wait, NEVER get a 3.0. Trust me.

[@ChadFreeman757]

The Chrysler Concorde. The official car of "I'm leaving my baby daddy when I get my tax return.

[@thetechlibrarian]

🤣

[@nicholaspietrzak9992]

Oh shit haha

[@RomieThaaHomie]

No that goes to the Altima

[@ChadFreeman757]

@@RomieThaaHomie Yeah, Today 😂 3 years ago when I posted this, it was still the Altima tho. The Concorde, & Intrepid were the originators, the OG future single mom cars. They traded them in for Altimas with their tax money 😂 making the Altima the successor. 2ⁿᵈ & 3ʳᵈ place go to the Trailblazer & Fusion.

[@justinfincher2385]

My mother had one of these pieces of shit. Bought it brand new in 1998. Died in 2006 with just 103,000 miles. There was a petition going around to recall the 2.7 liter because most wouldn't make it past 60k.

[@nomadben]

90's Chryslers were so bad.

[@midnitestate]

Justin Fincher my grandmother bought an interepid with the same engine I believe and had the whole engine die after a few months...shame because as a kid I thought it was the coolest looking car but she straight up let them have it since she had issues with it from the start and got a Buick park ave after ward that thing lasted for 200k+ until it had one of the " gm we can't find what is killing the bettery" issues

[@truantray]

Ben yeah, not like every other year Chrysler, ever.

[@frankenstein01]

okleydokley wow what a hater

[@Dankcatvacs]

Justin Fincher my friend bought a a Sebring with 2.7 no fucks given. I told them they sludge up and blow up and the timing chain runs the water pump

[@stevekendra8983]

My first car was a 1993 Concorde. 3.3 V6. By far the most reliable car I've ever had. It was a true family hand me down. I had it through high-school and college. Traveled between home and college in Marquette, MI (8 hour drive one way) at least 8 times per year. When we got rid of it it had 309k miles on the original engine and transmission (never rebuilt). Dont get me wrong, we did some sketchy stuff (headlight assembly held up by a piece of wood, drivers seat broke and the back rest was held up by some sort of handle), trunk lid rusted out, pai t on the plastic quarter panels was deteriorating, but that damn thing would not die. Had a couple electrical gremlins (trunk lid would pop open on its own, horn would blare on its own) but it got me through multiple snow storms of up to 20" and not get stuck, many road trips, moving countless times etc. Loved that thing and would probably still be running if we fixed the fuel line lol.

[@motormusique]

I loved the look of these when they came out - they were so dramatic, along with the LHS. Still think they are pretty cool.

[@DaveCraineAccidentalAquarist]

The official car of “Bald on top, pony tail out back”

[@Pau_Pau9]

With gold rim sunglasses..

[@Damiansgarage]

I really like that body shape, and that bench seat in the front is always sick!

[@DrinkmoWater.]

All the local hot grandmas near you drive one too!

[@tyilerclay7067]

PuhPuhTIME the bench doe

[@Damiansgarage]

PuhPuhTIME my grandma neighbor drives 90's z28 lol

[@tyilerclay7067]

You know that review of the 89 hardbody ? Bought one today 😎😎

[@MidnightMechanic]

A modern vehicle with 2 bench seats, just like the Aspen from days gone by... you couldn't get away with that on a newer car, it's the perfect road trip vehicle, if it didn't need so much work.

[@chefalan23]

“Boscov’s sense of luxury”. I’m originally from the Lehigh valley, so every time you mention something like boscov’s or yaccos, it really hits me in the feels.

[@MikoPsycho33]

I own a 1995 Concorde. My first car. Gets horrid gas mileage and you can't hear the radio over the road noise, but hey, its pre-emissions testing and easy to work on. It also came with a separate "valet key" that only unlocks the driver side door and starts the car, as if any Concorde owner would find himself regularly utilizing valet services enough for it to be practical.

[@Cykoid]

the perfect car for you if you feel that 2 minute noodles with no flavouring on it wasn't bland enough

[@borger99]

I loved my 2004 Limited. She was comfortable, fast, and unreliable. Beautiful

[@Bassmaster_Ice318]

Explain by what you've meant by, "UNRELIABLE".

[@andrewwalker9960]

@@Bassmaster_Ice318 It was a 2004 Chrysler product. End of explanation.

[@IanThecrackerstacker]

I had a 99. Comfy and unreliable

[@TwilightTheShooter]

The owners relationship with his car is allot like my relationship with my truck, it's nice to know that I'm not the other one that happens to be this stubborn, dumping hundreds of dollars into a vehicle that probably doesn't deserve it because of emotional attachment and what not.

[@viburnumwillow4669]

Public Enemy #1 I didn't even read your post, I just like your profile picture.

[@fkerpants]

You're not alone. I've thrown money at several cars over the year that didn't deserve saving. On a quiet night, you could almost hear them laughing at you.

[@bluegoose03]

Automotive Separation Anxiety is a serious financial drain on society.

[@101Volts]

It isn't emotional but I've been sticking with a 99 Chev. Suburban K2500 TD. It's been one thing after the other repairing it though. Between poor design choice (Hollow Sway Bar, Awful Oil Cooler Lines and Fuel Solenoid Driver Location,) age and abuse from previous ownership which took most of the cost I'm almost surprised it's a benefit. Thank God for Fluid Film, I'd REALLY have blown it without that. Really gotta take it easy on those oil cooler lines though, they're held on with a little C Clip. Not what you'd call ideal for protecting a Diesel engine and so I plan on replacing them with something that *isn't* OEM.

[@fkerpants]

Austin Lucas Not kidding around here, but when it comes to a vehicle like that, see if you can use the same sorts of components used in construction vehicles.

[@TheMongex]

"You always love the car you first learned how to repair..." beautiful truth.

[@VulpesHilarianus]

You boys better get a 300M soon. I'm sure you'll be pleasantly surprised at how nice they were in their prime.

[@trey1531]

I love my 2000 300m. It got car of the year in 2000! It's been pretty reliable too.

[@VulpesHilarianus]

My family had one new in '99. Despite some teething issues with certain parts due to being a new model, that car was pretty much unstoppable. We once smacked the underside on a mountain road, and were able to drive it about twenty miles to a gas station where we were able to buy enough oil to keep topping it off until we found a mechanic to do a patch. If Chrysler had only kept up that kind of quality instead of panicking and bending over for Daimler-Benz they might still be a contender.

[@Mr1986camaro]

not gonna lie, those and the Concorde LHS had some guts.

[@Bmovie5000]

I remember when the 300M came out and thought it was one sexy thing, especially compared to the boxy K- car variants from earlier years that were still beating about the roads at that time. Only 8 years later, working at a local dealership, one came in on trade. I was shocked at what it was valued at. As an employee I could have had it wholesale for $1500! Granted it had 200,000 km on the clock, but being what it was the previous owners were a retired couple who enjoyed driving around visiting their children and grand children. The sort of people who fixed anything that went wrong, changed the oil and fluids etc. Thus everything worked on the car and was pretty much flawless. In the end, instead of the car being wholesaled our sales manager decided to take it home. It became his daily driver and family car for the next 2 years. I don't think he had a single problem with it.

[@happydappyman]

Bmovie5000 i know my old 300m is still going to this day. 320,000 on the clock with everything on the car working. a great ride if you know how to take care of a car. the 3.5 is bulletproof and i guess i have to conclude the same thing about that transmission cause neither has ever had a single issue. Just perform the recommended maintenance and it wont give you problems. These things get a bad rap from the combination of the terrible 2.7 (which these cars avoid) and owners that don't know shit about maintenance.

[@eyalrud3]

Did the owner tell you that it requires to take off the front bumper to replace the headlight bulbs? Yeah, I know.

[@Tony-112]

No way! 😂

[@snoproblem]

Oh FFS, that's unforgivable.

[@MikeB3542]

@@Tony-112 Way...

[@AJ-zv9tn]

2006 Subaru Impreza is the same

[@ginakerry2588]

2013 200 is about the same. Doesn't look like Chrysler has learned much since 1998. At least the bulbs last longer. At least you can access the battery in the Concorde . In the 200 it takes an hr to change the battery, if you're lucky! I wasn't, and it required a trip to the parts store for new batt terminal connectors.

[@Mmmmmmbop]

Chrysler Concorde: The official car of TOO MANY ANALOGIES.

[@vincentparr3136]

As long as you have the 3.2l and not the horrendous 2.7l, the Concorde can be a pretty decent winter beater/work commuter. I got my 99 dirt cheap and threw on some snow tires for my northern Minnesota highway winter commute. It's roomy as hell and the mpg is actually pretty good!

[@AllOutNoobHater]

The owner's mom was with them during this... God I can only imagine the conversation starter: Mom: "So you do KZbin videos?"

[@joshuaguitar3231]

took me 45 minutes just to put back the headlight back in place... i got a 1998 concord gold color 3.2L with 365'000 kilometers and i'm getting a new car next monday. Tho i will never forget my first car, My Chrysler Concord, never had any mecanical problmes with it. i'm going to restore mine in my backyard then sell it nice and clean.

[@randomperson4318]

Fuckin hell wow 365,000 km ...wow ,sadly I spun a rod in my 300M 3.5 at just 240,000km....if yours last so much it means they are not bad cars.I'd love a Concorde thou.

[@BeBobFerrari99]

This one of the most beautiful regular cars there is. It's pure and its styling doesn't harken back to some old glory days design, unlike the Dodge Challenger (no one can say that bloated donut box looks nearly as good the 70s Challenger design). From afar, the Concorde looks like a Camaro. From REALLY far away, it looks like the Jaguar XKR from Die Another Day. And for a sedan to have front-end coupe looks, that's just plain great.

[@fkerpants]

I tend to agree. It's too bad the build quality was so shitty.

[@justinfogle5314]

BeBobFerrari99 What car are you looking at man

[@cracked_out_baby]

BeBobFerrari99 it has such a fat ass when it comes to cars. Anyone that's ever owned one; has the rear ever scraped on speed bumps?

[@bricegraham8256]

Dude your one of the few people I've seen actually like this car. You like me, I really wanna own a Ford Explorer XLT n alot people including Mr.Regular doesn't like them. But I don't care, I've grown up with the truck and now since ours is sold I want one for myself

[@tboy10301]

Najjo Keno I LIKE fat ASSES

[@Avrelivs_Gold]

Most beautiful Chrysler ever. I want this in my dream garage. Love how it looks.

[@486DX40]

No way, the first gen was far superior. The second gen look like total crap in comparison.

[@DM-hw4cr]

Huh?

[@flamin94]

My dad got it new, the 2001 model and was passed on to me. the car on which I learned to drive. You just described our lives.

[@sedrosken831]

"You always love the car you first learned how to repair." For me, that's the 5th gen Maxima. My first car -- 2001, SE trim, 143K on the odometer. Instrument cluster lit up like a Christmas tree. It was poorly taken care of but for 700 dollars in 2018 anything that runs and drives at all was a good deal. I did my first brake job on there -- thankfully all disk type -- all rotors, all shoes, both rear calipers because they'd seized and began to leak. The compression fitting on the power steering line began spewing onto the manifold and smoking, that was a sphincter clencher for a gas station clerk who didn't have the money to get towed home and thought it was the engine at first. The transmission always had an issue where if you got it hot, it would drop out of gear at a stop light, and eventually that became too much to deal with. Nevermind the fact that the VQ30DE-K had an issue where you'd basically always need a timing chain replacement at 175K and that was slowly creeping up, or that most of the sensors were STILL bad and I was getting worse and worse fuel economy by the day, even using premium like I was supposed to. (The previous owner did not, she took "Premium fuel required" as a suggestion so when I got it, it knocked like a cop.) None of that was what made me get rid of it, though it did start the idea in my head. I was moving and I knew for a fact that it would neither make the trip nor pass emissions inspection once I got it to where I was going to live. So I let it go for a pittance (and made sure they knew *everything* wrong with it that I knew about) and bought a 2010 Corolla when I moved down here. Then a few months back I got rear ended, and in the last month have dealt with the insurance company finally deciding they were going to total it out because of frame damage, and I finally got into something I can say I wanted rather than could afford, a RAV4. I love my new car, obviously I do or I wouldn't have overpaid so badly for it (actually for this market I got a decent deal). I came to love my Corolla and I was sad to see it go. But I'll always hold a torch for that 2001 Maxima that didn't owe me a thing but was my first taste of freedom.

[@MilsurpMikeChannel]

I had a 2001 Duramax and needed a part at O'Reillys. I went in, said I needed (can't remember what I actually needed now) for a 2001 Duramax. The gal behind the counter asked me, in all seriousness, "Is that a Ford?" Yep, the car parts place people are geniuses.

[@Luke357]

LOL she thought the best chevy (in my opinion) was a FERD.

[@Sheehy223]

She probably just confused it with Duratec.

[@ethan043]

Actual conversation between my uncle and the clerk at Pep Boys: "Hey, I need spark plugs for an '01 PT Cruiser." "Is that uh.... Volvo?"

[@johnwickstuckinthematrix8121]

Milsurp Mike Channel your everywhere I am

[@cyberrednec]

Milsurp Mike Channel I walked up to the counter and said "I need a *starter* for a '93 f250" she replied back with "we don't have *struts* with that name" I swear it's like Starbucks misspelling ur name just to see ur reaction 😂

[@Sage92pk]

That runing shadow , goin after the runing car shots kills me every time lol

[@Siknik64]

I DON'T WANT A CHIP ON MY DEBIT CARD, THAT'S HOW THEY GETCHA. ..... Hahah it's funny because I work in retail.

[@Siknik64]

@P-Impmon It's a new way to read a card that's not swiping it. Supposed to be "more secure"

[@numberyellow]

Did you just call the First-Gen Neon "exquisite"? Right the fuck on, Mr. Regular.

[@tronicol235]

Oh hey, the Kuruma from GTA III

[@rustybrowneye]

Tronicol i always thought that looked like a Dodge Stratus or Intrepid

[@tronicol235]

fuzzy wuzzy Those too

[@anakinfan8]

Holy shit I wasn't the only one who immediately thought this

[@klever6913]

So far off 😑

[@brtshstel]

And how a Manana looks like a 2-door Reliant K or Dodge Aries.

[@TheWhatman21]

I bought one used for $1800 with 22k on it. Thing runs like a champ handles great for a full size car. The 3.2l is surprisingly quick. And has been reliable as hell

[@AcidHotpocket]

nothing like a good old fashioned "hey mister" to really snap your life into perspective

[@Birdie_]

MGS3 music in the end, cool

[@fhujf]

Have a nice week everyone!

[@viburnumwillow4669]

Leto Atreides Don't fucking tell me what to do.

[@FlaminDamon]

The Dank Lord that's just rood dood.

[@viburnumwillow4669]

FlaminDamon s0rry m8

[@JPTHRICE]

hey man you too

[@gizmothewytchdoktor1049]

thank you duke.don't let baron harkkonen get you down. damned mentats! remember...the tooth....the tooth.....

[@Kurazaybo]

There's just something to these cars, the Concorde, 300M and Intrepid of this generation. They seem so big and comfortable, so smooth and modern, that they actually look unusual. Like the most retrofuturistic full size sedan that never was. I'm dying to drive one.

[@ebw16256]

The official car of "no time to brush my teeth, time to cruise."

[@aklip]

and they basically ripped of the 4th gen camaro's looks and stretched it in ms paint

[@Bartonovich52]

They came out the exact same year in this style.

[@imacinstead85]

So many good jokes written into the solid history of this car. But then the Roman and the line about the SurpenTINE belts and how fire makes them melt. Dying. Good job guys.

[@Jsims111]

The official car of:Yeah, that's a dealership only part and your gonna need a cosigner.

[@matthewkoch6937]

Never, never co-sign. It's asking for trouble. Also, dealership-only parts are a scam.

[@MrRandomcommentguy]

Seriously good looking car

[@fkerpants]

I always thought it was badass meself. I would say that and get these sideways glances from my friends like I'd lost my marbles. Truth be told, I saw one parked next to a Crown Vic once and it definitely would have made a cool police car.

[@01trsmar]

This is a base model..look at a 2004 Concorde and say its ugly,its not especially for the era..

[@gzuzsavz]

@Adrian 300M is as good and fast as anything current. 20 yrs ahead of the game. just like a MoPar :)

[@djhaloeight]

The LH cars were great. Helped Chrysler sell lots of cars. I had a 1995 Dodge Intrepid ES in college. Was a nice car. Traded it on a 2002 Chrysler 300M Special, which was one of the best cars I’ve ever owned. Fast forward some years and a few other cars and I’m back in a Chrysler…2019 300C Hemi. Gorgeous car and drives like a dream. Really hope Chrysler has a comeback.

[@victorMD11]

Awww yeah, Roman is using "how far I'll go" from Moana! You're awesome!!

[@FluffiestTail]

He's also using Way to Fall? What a lad.

[@victorMD11]

Are you asking me that?

[@starman545]

Dick Buttku yes

[@insertnamehere1315]

My dad had a '99 300M. Man he loved that car, and it was the first "fast" car I ever rode in. Been looking for one as a daily now, to relive those moments. Nostalgia makes you make weird choices!

[@SnowBunneh]

Am I a bad person if I would buy the person of Miller high life and just asked that I keep one? As in if they're addicted and if they're horrible that way they're going to get someone eventually to buy it for them. I might as well just buy get them the beer and expedite the process.

[@Stahlwerk88]

Snow Bunneh it’s implied that he’s underage, not necessarily broke or an alcoholic.

[@Corkoth55]

yeah wtf is wrong with you

[@kristijonaassa]

my grandpa had one of these and it looked exactly like in the video. i remember it having a huuuge boot and him taking me to the nearby town at around 80-90 miles an hour and him saying "let's fly", because it was a "concorde".

[@evanpapp93]

The rear seats in theses cars are amazing, like sitting on clouds

[@rumdonkey7826]

MGS 3 flashbacks from the outro song. Thanks for the feels m8.

[@Schmidt54]

why does car look like suppository

[@truantray]

Schmidt54 tapered on both ends, for comfort.

[@johns.8220]

This was my first car. I'm not ashamed to say I loved it. It remains probably the smoothest driving car I've ever driven even though a grandma on crutches could have outran it.

[@teacake6941]

Hey RCR, why didn't you guys talk about the battery?!? That has got to be one of the worst places to put a battery... like EVER!!

[@truantray]

Thomas Smart CAD design blues, you have to remove the wheel to remove the battery, but fuck, if you buy a Chrysler, you deserve it. Chrysler is the Donald Trump of cars, you bought it, you live with it for 4-8 awful years.

[@teacake6941]

Holy Cow! That's the funniest response I've EVER had to a comment I've made... and oddly accurate... I was to witness my father faithfully hold on to Mopar after Mopar product for 15+ years, until he accidentally ended up in a Cadillac... all 3 of his cars are GM now...

[@Millermacs]

Amber Cochran Very true

[@CarrotConsumer]

Amber Cochran Educate yourself.

[@jimberjamber8540]

Seriously, my neighbor had a concorde and my battery was dead so I asked him for a jump. We sat there for 20 minutes trying to find the fucking battery only to figure out we have to remove 10 different things.

[@zackklapman3569]

Spot on. My best friend's dad bought one of these when he got a raise as a sales manager (great human, hard worker, I ain't knocking his hustle. He retired at 55 in Hawaii. Victory.)

[@moneyteam7303]

This car is actually pretty nice, looks sweet 👌🏾

[@SupertornadoguyGamin]

Made it through the intro, then subscribed. Haven't even started watching the actual video yet and I love your channel. This will be fun!

[@MidnightRobotics]

Chrysler Concorde: the official car of “Hi hungry I’m dad”

[@artistwithouttalent]

"Why did you name me this way?"

[@NikoMag1k]

My favorite part about your videos is spending an hour looking up your references.

[@BlueWolfX53]

𝐇𝐄𝐘 𝐌𝐀𝐍 𝐃𝐎 𝐘𝐎𝐔 𝐇𝐀𝐕𝐄 𝐀 𝐌𝐎𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓

[@NONo443]

BlueWolfX53 Best line of video, and dead on.

[@madchoochoo1501]

BlueWolfX53 what does it say, it's just a bunch of question marks for me

[@BlueWolfX53]

"Hey man Do you have a moment" in bold text

[@dinocrest1946]

TOFU

[@stevethepocket]

Unicode has a special section for "the Roman alphabet again but in a different font" now? (Not counting those "full-width letters" I could never understand the point of)

[@Studio-IV]

I had this car in deep purple for a few years before getting a CVPI. I'm so glad you've made videos on both cars.

[@ryushishiratori2312]

8:39 Never seen a Weis supermarket before. Guess it must be a regional chain.

[@artistwithouttalent]

Yeah. Northeast. Officially they have stores in Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Virginia, West Virginia, and Delaware, although their biggest presence is definitely in PA.

[@eaglevision993]

I always liked the Concorde back then. I had an new 1996 Eagle Vision during my school time which is basically the predecessor (LH Platform). Bench seat in front is always better than regular seats but the bench has to be split so that you can adjust each side like 2 separate seats. More leg room.... The LH was a great platform, very reliable. The 3.5L engine was great and reliable. The later models had a 3.2L option and a 2.7L. The 2.7L is VERY picky about oil and change intervals. It will sludge up and die with regular oil if you don´t change it very often....

[@justinfincher2385]

Chrysler Concorde. The official car of: Hillary for prison

[@FatGuyWithAKatana]

no, you're thinking of any pickup truck... and 4th gen camaros because i drive a 4th gen camaro and i want her to go to prison too

[@DrClaw77]

The official car of those guys' dads.

[@devon-tl8ew]

Gabe Musashi any sane and informed person wants her in prison.

[@truantray]

Justin Fincher The official car of DRAIN THE SWAMP.

[@drjustin84]

devon285 How's your Concorde doing?

[@TheDavenator7]

My 95 with the 3.3 had 160000 miles, original everything but wiper washer motor, brakes and tires.Loved it.

[@blahber222]

YES ROMAN YES thanks for that Moana stuff ❤️

[@spankinrankin6332]

There's so much thought packed into these videos that you have to watch them twice just to catch it all.

[@starman545]

HOLD ON IS THAT OUTRO "WAY TO FALL" FROM THE MGS3 SOUNDTRACK????

[@2steaksandwiches665]

He said, you always love the first car that you learned to repair. Mine was a 1987 Volvo 740. I had an entire metric toolbox in my trunk along with jumper cables, duct tape, zip ties, and Haynes manual. I normally had to fix it at least two or three times a year in college just to go home. And still I loved that car

[@Schumanized]

I had a 2000 Intrepid....which is the same, and it was sooooo good!! I miss it.

[@ODST104]

I was there. I was in that spot of trying to keep a car alive. 1998 Pontiac Bonneville. I'm happy it's gone now though.

[@Condorito380]

Jaster In the middle of one myself. 2000 Taurus. Mr. Regular can shit on the Vulcan as much as he wants, but hot damn, but ain't that engine what you want plugging away when you're doing an involuntary slow-burn Bluesmobile run.

[@ODST104]

Condorito I had a '99 Taurus and I hated it. I hated it worse then my Bonneville. It never wanted to stay alive. Every month without fail something else would go wrong with it. I couldn't do it any more and I trashed it. I was forced into it from an accident I had when I had my Toyota Tercel. That thing took a beating and kept rocking. But I couldn't do it any more with that Taurus.

[@J.Gainez]

Jaster damn now that's a car I haven't seen in a good while, I've always liked bonnevilles

[@ODST104]

***** I guess someone has to. I had nothing but problems with it from the day I got it.

[@Funlu]

I wish I could get a bonneville brand new.

[@CT7845]

1:45 Your emphasis of the word exquisite was... exquisite. 🙌🏼👏🏼

[@Jdp313]

My ex had one of these. banged in it a lot nice big car. Also faster then my v6 sn95 mustang 5 speed.

[@artistwithouttalent]

Reminds me of that commercial where they advertised its big back seat by implying that a child was conceived there.

[@evanpatterson8487]

I have a 1999 Chrysler LHS. love the big out beast just turned 320,000 on original everything. still runs like a top has never let me down once. The beast just wont die or let me down.

[@highlanderfreelancer4553]

Think it I pulled the badges of and put Chrome "T"s I could convince the drunkest girl at the bar it's a Tesla

[@The_sinner_Jim_Whitney]

I never heard of the 3.2. The 2.7 was completely dismal, and the 3.5 was pretty damn good, particularly the HO version in the 300Ms, despite being virtually impossible to work on. That 'daily price of copper' remark, I must say, is one of your finest, haha!

[@christianyoung6654]

Do a Pontiac Bonneville

[@josephgibbons1631]

Actually this and the Intrepid were ahead of their time. Had an Intrepid...good car.

[@pakruojezieds]

I was hoping for an E39 5 series from the hint on facebook. Hopefully there will be more german cars coming to this show

[@CockatooDude]

MY STEERING RACK IS SO TIGHT!!

[@HighMagnitudeGT]

Augustas f10 would be better

[@Awemage01]

If Mr. Regular wants to review an E39 5 series, he's welcome to swing by my place if a road trip takes him through the Cleveland area!

[@Che1seabluesdrogba11]

Augustas I know, dammit how has he Not done a e39 5 series.

[@mazder_2709]

SIM SIMMA! WHO THINKS THERE WILL BE AN MW BIMMA? seriously, i do think they will do the MW BMW

[@Bmovie5000]

Yes I agree. In another job I drove a Dodge Caravan for deliveries. That van had the 3.5 and over 250,00k on the clock and yet was still smooth and powerful. The company had it serviced on a regular basis with fluid changes. Regular preventative maintenance - it pays!

[@zech007]

outro music Starsailor - Way to Fall?

[@JamieBarton1984]

zech007 yeah!

[@35USCode]

I learned to drive in my father's '99. It looks great, but being able to see where your corners are has its advantages also.

[@RockabillyRambler]

waited for the video to end to comment, because im not an animal -.-

[@mcn1127]

...i had a 2000 concorde lxi, black... it was so nice....never a problem with it... sunroof, loaded. lol! but, to be seriuous, i took it to all my friends when i bought it, i was so proud! it was a beautiful car. i like the humour (canadian spelling) put in your videos, but it also brings back good memories of the cars we used to have. great job!! past cars include a bobcat wagon *v6 capri engine, 318 aspen, '83 gti, 2004 maxima and now a 2008 fx35 **love this one, and will run it until she dies...

[@neck2b]

NOTIFICATION SQUAAAAD

[@WarDogTheAwesome]

WHY IS THIS STILL A THING?!

[@cheddarbird]

DONT QUESTION IT AND SQUAD UP

[@MalikCarr]

Represent! :D

[@alexlaney3423]

content landfill YEEEEEEEEET

[@neck2b]

I threw up after this video haha please kill lol

[@bobwalsh3751]

A Chrysler 300M (very similar to this car) recently sold at AN AUCTION for $330. No not $330K. $330. Less than the price of a Nintendo Switch.

[@CoolStuffInWeirdCars]

C A B F O R W A R D

[@DTD110865]

Love the fog lights, even though they're aftermarket. And the hoods on those things are heavy!