1996 Chrysler LHS Recommendations

If youre the type that counts cylinders, the LHS will immediately come up short. The only engine is a 3.5-liter, 24-valve V6. And indeed, its no match for the Northstar V8, or the Ford 4.6-liter V8 that powers the new Lincoln Continental. But dont sell Chrysler short. At 214-horsepower, the LHS V6 is no wallflower. Its peppy and responsive enough for all but drivers who like zero-to-60 mph times in the 7-second range. And if fuel economy matters, chalk one up for the LHS. Its V6 is far more miserly than the V8s offered elsewhere. Particularly at this price.