Chrysler New Yorker Parts

During the time span from 1984 to 1996 Chrysler manufactured the New Yorker sedan which gained fame for its technological advancements. The Chrysler New Yorker received a transformation in 1984 with the updated Chrysler M platform architecture that delivered new body aerodynamics coupled with wraparound taillights and a different front panel. Customers who purchased the 1984 Chrysler New Yorker could select from three engine types which included the 2.2L I4 and Mitsubishi-sourced 2.6L I4 before V6 engine options were added to the lineup for better performance. The Chrysler New Yorker welcomed a new V6 engine system coupled with the 4-speed Ultradrive automatic transmission in 1989 which advanced speed increase and general vehicle driving dynamics. The 4-speed Ultradrive automatic transmission gave the Chrysler New Yorker better performance capabilities that delivered enhanced driving smoothness together with road precision on highways and through city areas. During its H-body platform lifespan from 1988 to 1996 the Chrysler New Yorker got a body restyling approach and provided Base and Landau trim options with hidden headlamps installed on particular variants. Higher trim levels allowed drivers to equip their Chrysler New Yorker with automatic temperature control air conditioning together with optional 16-inch wheels which enhanced both driving comfort and enjoyment. The production of Chrysler New Yorker vehicles included only original equipment manufacturer parts to fulfill Chrysler's demanding quality blueprint which created vehicles with enduring reliability and performance standards.