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1990 Chrysler Lebaron T/C Maserati


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havs a chance to purchase this car with 70K miles, need to know if anyone has one that can tell me if its a reliable car, and any problems they may have had, also to see if the price of 5000.00 is fare.

Thanks for the help Jon from Troy NY

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My uncle is a used car dealer in Oregon, he tells me about cars and prices he pays from

auction as well as private party buys. He keeps me pretty well informed on the prices of the

cars he know would be of interest to me. Though he hasn't bought a TC in three or four years,

I am still amazed at how very little good used cars are 'worth' Sometimes cars less than ten years

old are sold for less than a thousand bucks <img src="http://www.aaca.org/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/shocked.gif" alt="" />

Point is this, cars are really only worth what they are worth to YOU. I wouldn't sell my TC for five or

even ten thousand, I'm not saying I wouldn't sell it for any price, people who say that are kidding

themselves. It's just that the amount of driving/owning pleasure I get from the TC right now has

a high value to me. Five years from know who knows?

Is five thousand a 'good' price on a TC? Factor in not just condition,condition, condition, the three

most important factors in buying a car, but try to consider the personal value to you. Do you like the

color (heck I have bought some cars that were just to good to pass up and quickly sold them

because I just couldn't fall in love with the color, 'Plum Crazy', 'Sublime Green' not for me thanks)

Does it have the drivetrain chioce you really want (the MOST critical factor for me personally)?

Don't count on being able to turn a profit on the car through resale, 99% of cars just don't do that.

If you are buying a car you like to enjoy it, five thousand is a great price. It also helps owning

a 15 year old car if you don't mind working on it yourself <img src="http://www.aaca.org/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

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