
Used Chrysler LeBaron Buying Guide: 1987-95 Coupe, Convertible and Sedan
Most used LeBarons are the 1987-95 coupe and convertible. How to tell them from the 1990-94 sedan, which engine to pick, and what to check on the top.

Most used LeBarons are the 1987-95 coupe and convertible. How to tell them from the 1990-94 sedan, which engine to pick, and what to check on the top.

The Spirit is the Dodge twin of the Acclaim. What changes with the Dodge badge, how to spot a real R/T, the weak spots and the recalls NHTSA lists.

South Dakota charges a 4% excise, not sales tax. How private sales are valued, which transfers are exempt, late interest and penalties, and the nonresident fee.

West Virginia taxes a private sale on the price unless it is under half of book value. How the DMV values a car, who is exempt, and when tax gets paid twice.

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The Chevy twin of the plastic-body GM vans. Which years and engines to pick, what changed when it became the Lumina Minivan, and the recalls filed under Chevrolet.