We are now about to put in our 3rd 95 cirrus transmission and 2nd 95 Concorde transmission and feel that Chrysler should pay for the cost of repairs. I have shelled out nearly $12,000 between the two cars in the last 6 years for repeated failures in engines, water pumps, steering assembly failures, transmissions, brake systems, radios, air conditioners, fuel rails, alternators and computer PCM's to name a few. By far the worst quality cars and highest cost of ownership of any cars I have owned in the last 30 years. Something major goes wrong with these cars every few months.

- Arlington, TX, USA

We bought the car & 2 months later, transmission goes out.

- Farrockaway, NY, USA

Transmission stopped functioning at 65 mph. Vehicle was towed to salem Chrysler/Plymouth in dayton, Ohio. Tow truck driver reported that the dealership had five other Concordes in for service with the same problem. Service manager at dealership would only acknowledge that they have had "some problems" with transmissions in the Concorde line, but was quick to point that my vehicle was out of warranty. A salesman at another Chrysler dealership in Ohio was advised of my breakdown without any reference to the vehicle, when he responded, " what does he have, a 95 or 96 Concorde?". this seems to be a known problem among Chrysler dealerships.

- Mogadore, OH, USA

After driving about 1.5 hours at 65 miles per hour, stopped at toll both to get ticket. When starting to go again speedometer failed to work and was stuck at 0. still has not worked since.

- Erie, PA, USA