Used Chrysler Cordoba for Sale nearWashington, DC
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- 1975
- Make:
- Chrysler
- Model:
- Cordoba
- Body type:
- Coupe
- Exterior color:
- Yellow
- Interior color:
- Yellow
- Transmission:
- Automatic
- Mileage:
- 37,187
- Stock #:
- AGR2245
- VIN:
- SS22G5R1903030000
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1975 Chrysler Cordoba
Coupe
37,187 mi
$14,194
$13,694
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Tom B
Reviewed a 1975 Chrysler Cordoba on Nov 13, 2009
This car just exudes class. It has fine Corinthian Leather on the interior. My version is triple-white. It has a white exterior, white top, and white and black interior. The car is true americana, loud and unapologetic. The car is 17 feet of man-machine.
Anonymous
Reviewed a 1981 Chrysler Cordoba on Nov 29, 2008
I owned a 1981 Chrysler Cordoba Corinthian? This was my first car, well I guess the first one I got to drive legally with insurance/registration. The Car had a weak 318 in it with automatic trans it was sluggish though because it was worn out i think 400k km on her. I drove her daily for a year before she started taking oil into the breather and the brakes/diff went at the same time. But the car was a real beauty in her day even though its weak 140hp/250ftlb engine and standard auto trans, you could get pretty much any option you wanted on these mine had, ps, pb, leather interior, cruise, power drivers seat, power sun roof and rear defroster. You really couldn't go wrong with the styling, a typical big elegant mopar that smiles at you, it has box like lines a cowled hood and huge doors, nice roof line, the brake lights look really cool also, they're huge. I used to like drifting the car because she steered like a champion but it would barely bust out on ashfault because of the crappy 318. Would've been a Sick car with a 383/406 (biggest you can go without new mounts) and a new rear end. I miss her! oh yea forgot to mention they are smooth as hell on rough roads. (for a big old car)
Bill T
Reviewed a 1977 Chrysler Cordoba on Feb 15, 2010
I came with a 6.6 litre / 400 c.i.d. engine. Too much engine for single exhaust. It had the crown roof trim that would glow when the headlights were turned on. Loved the medallion hood ornament it had with the attractive chrome grill and single headlight set up.
Kellan S
Reviewed a 1976 Chrysler Cordoba on Oct 26, 2011
Fun car. Not the most practical, but an absolute joy to drive. Like a lot of old cars, it's very tempermental, guzzles gas and fluids, and performance has dipped significantly. But, it still steers well, brakes well, and zips off the line when it wants to. Unique look, and it just floats over the road. A great second car if you have something more practical for around town.
Chrysler Cordoba Trims
| Trim type | MSRP |
|---|---|
| Coupe | $10,426 |
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