The Price is Right Cars: Dodge Chrysler Plymouth of the 1980s 

Considering it’s only one of only two episodes this show features a Chrysler GLH (Dodge Omni or Plymouth Horizon)!

You could get those wagons with a turbo and 5 speed manual back then. Still, ehh.

Holly is a fox

Holly helped me get thru puberty back in the day if you know what I mean. 😊

@@jondoes7836 these holly reruns can help with ED too.

Very few. They’re Chryslers.

I'd take the Diplomat.

Kind of an odd selling feature. Given that the show was filmed in California, it wasn't really an option.

GLH stands for Goes Like Hell!! Carol Shelby came up with the term. Chrysler also had the GLHS which stands for Goes Like Hell Some More.

K cars were well build nice driving cars reliable too...Remember Toyota/Honda/Nissan/VW/Ford/GM small cars were uglier than the K car! I worked at a dealer starting in the late 80's and drove every type of 1980's car and the K cars were really comfortable good driving cars..A family member had a 1986 Aries LE 2 door the 2 doors looked pretty good for the era and that car was driven until 2001 and they had over 300,000 miles..The thing with older cars until the early 1990's they had a 5 digit odometer,meaning after 99,999 they went back to 00,000 so you never knew the mileage unless it was verified by accurate up to date paperwork! The ugliest cars were the Toyota Cressida, Corolla and Honda Accord/Civic of the 80's those gave me an odd feeling looking at them,my stomach actually turned.

The Diplomat was the best. The Daytonas and minivans were also cool.

​@@mypronouniswtf5559I remember when I was a teenager, every rural mail carrier drove a Dodge Aries or a Plymouth Reliant. Even if there was really nothing exciting about them, they were reliable, economical transportation. My parents had a couple of them, lasted a very long time.

They had the 2.6 starting in 1981 along with the reliable 2.2 Chrysler,true 1986 the reliable Chrysler 2.5 replaced the unreliable,problematic Mitsubishi 2.6. I worked at a Chrysler dealer and all the 2.6's smoked and had major issues like the Mitsubishi 3.0 V6 they used,those gave Chrysler a bad name,but if you knew you knew what to avoid!

Forget all three of those and give me the 2.2T. Spool-up that whistle as you take the ramp to the highway.

I have a Chevy truck collection planned.

Every Dodge 2.2 blew head gaskets😅

My 2.2s all ran great. Never had a gasket problem with them and I owned at least a dozen of them. In fact, I prefer the 2.2 over the 2.7 & 3.7 today.

@@danielknepper6884 Not true at all. I had one new in 84' plus others over the decades. My 87' Daytona Shelby z did finally blow a head gasket but that was with over 250K on it with no major engine, tranny or drivetrain problems up till then.

If take Holly. 😛😛😛

@@jondoes7836 LOL - Holly is a good choice as well. For that matter, Id even take Bob over the Chrysler

Most cars did back then. This was the 80's and you didn't get the laundry list of power features standard like people are used to today.

Right. And how many of any 80's cars do you still see on the road today?

But the Chryslers are more fun.

@@moonbeamskies3346 Only Between breakdowns