1989 Chrysler Le Baron Convertible on 2040-cars
Richland, Washington, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:2.5 TURBO 4 CYL
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Dealer
Number of Cylinders: 4
Make: Chrysler
Model: LeBaron
Trim: CONVERTIBLE
Options: Cassette Player, Convertible
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows
Drive Type: FRONT WHEEL
Mileage: 144,893
Exterior Color: Silver
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
THIS CAR WILL BE A GREAT BUY FOR SOMEONE WANTING A DEPENDABLE FUN AND ECONOMICAL CONVERTIBLE. IT IS STRAIGHT AND IT RUNS FINE BUT AS YOU CAN SEE IN THE PICTURES, THE CLEAR COAT IS COMING OFF ON THE HOOD AND TRUNK. THIS WOULD BE AN EASY FIX BECAUSE ALL THAT IS NEEDED IS A REPAINT OF THE HOOD AND TRUNK DOWN TO THE PINSTRIPE TO BE REALLY NICE. THE LOW " NO RESERVE " PRICE WILL REFLECT THE CONDITION. THESE CARS ARE FUN TO DRIVE AND SAFE AND COMFORTABLE. THE POWER TOP WORKS FINE BUT THE AC WILL NEED A CHARGE. ALL THE POWER WINDOWS WORK GREAT. PLEASE CALL OR EMAIL ANY QUESTIONS. AT THIS PRICE...YOU COULD USE IT AS A WORK CAR! PLEASE NO BIDDERS WITH LESS THAN A 10 FEEDBACK SCORE WITHOUT CALLING ME FIRST. MY CELL NUMBER IS 509-948-3912. THANKS FOR LOOKING!
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Minivans could be key to Google-FCA self-driving partnership
Thu, Apr 28 2016Executives from Google and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles have held discussions about creating a technical partnership, the purpose of which would be to further development of self-driving vehicles, according to multiple reports. The two companies might make ideal partners. Google has been at the forefront of developing autonomous technology, and has publicly stated it'd seek partners to build vehicles. FCA, meanwhile, has not invested in self-driving research, and its CEO has been publicly offering the company up for acquisition for the last several years. Combined, they could make both the brains and the bodies of self-driving cars. "Public transit executives could be buying autonomous minivans rather than expensive buses." – Chris Urmson "A Google-FCA tie-up could simultaneously put both companies in the lead in this critical race," said Kelley Blue Book senior analyst Karl Brauer. "... FCA's efforts to merge with another automaker have failed, but if the automaker can join forces with Google, it could immediately change the dynamic. Every car company is trying to get into the tech space right now, because they all know their future depends on it." A Google spokesperson declined comment on the reports Thursday, and FCA did not return a request for comment. But Chris Urmson, director of Google's self-driving car project, may have inadvertently hinted at the partnership Wednesday when he detailed an interest in building autonomous minivans for public-transportation use. "Public transit executives could be buying autonomous minivans rather than expensive buses," Urmson said during a public meeting on autonomous regulations held by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in Palo Alto, California. "Federal standards determine what kinds of vehicles cities can use for transit. This needs attention." Minivans are different than the Lexus 450h and pod-like prototypes Google has used for autonomous testing so far. If Urmson is indeed interested in self-driving minivans that provide on-demand services for public transportation users, as he elaborated upon, there may be no more perfect partner than Chrysler, which pioneered the minivan segment three decades ago and recently reasserted its presence the minivan market with the new Pacifica, a completely redesigned vehicle. Ridding the urban environment of traffic-clogging buses might be one small slice of Google's broader plan for transforming cities and the imprint cars make upon them.
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Over 35 entries were considered and narrowed down to six finalists in three categories: Connectivity, Telematics and Active Safety. The judges, which included editors from AOL Autos, Autoblog and Engadget, as well as a number of other auto and tech journalists and luminaries, chose UConnect over the MyFord Mobile app, Audi Connect with Google Maps, Cadillac CUE, Honda's LaneWatch technology and Nissan's Tire Pressure Alert and Refill System. Even readers who were polled on which technology should win chose UConnect.
AOL Autos Editor in Chief David Kiley remarked that Chrysler's UConnect deserved the first Technology of the Year Award not because of what it does, but for how UConnect performs every time it's used. Kiley went on to say UConnect works the way it's supposed to, fills a need and puts a smile on your face. By meeting those requirements, UConnect very much deserved AOL Auto's first Tech of the Year award.
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