1995 Chrysler LHS — 2.5L

The 1995 Chrysler LHS sits near the peak of the model’s complaint curve, recording 194 complaints—far above the low‑single‑digit counts of 1993 and 1998 but well below the 412 complaints that surged in 1994. Recall activity in 1995 (3 recalls) is modest, trailing the 4 recalls of 1994 and matching the higher‑recall years of 1999‑2000, while investigations (8) are slightly below the 1994 high of 10 and above the declining trend after 1996. Technical Service Bulletins (TSBs) rise steadily through 1998, reaching 141, so the 73 TSBs in 1995 reflect an early stage of the growing service guidance burden. The top complaint categories—Power Train (31), Steering (24), Fuel System (18), and Suspension (14)—indicate mechanical and handling issues were the most frequent, with 13 crash‑related and 3 fire‑related complaints adding modest safety concerns. Overall, 1995 shows a higher-than‑average complaint level but relatively low recall and investigation counts, suggesting that while issues were noted, they rarely required mandatory fixes; therefore, it is a borderline year—acceptable if you verify that any specific Power Train or Steering problems have been addressed.