and 1993. The Phantom R/T originally received the 2.5-liter Turbo II engine, coupled to a three-speed automatic, but this was quickly changed to the Turbo III engine with a five-speed Getrag manual transmission. The Mexican AA-body Chrysler LeBaron 4-door sedan was called the New Yorker (all of them with Landau roof), and the "K" body (slightly shorter) was reserved for the 4-door LeBaron's, which were sold in two trim levels, one with Landau roof and leather, and the other one without those two options. References Sources Coachbuilt: LeBaron Carrossiers - 1920-1925, LeBaron Inc. - 1925-1928, LeBaron-Detroit - 1928-1942 Coachbuilt: Briggs Manufacturing Co. - 1909-1954 Conceptcarz: Chrysler LeBaron news Allpar: LeBaron Coupe Consumer Guide: 1990-1995 LeBaron coupe/convertible reviews Consumer Guide: 1990-1994 LeBaron Sedan reviews Front-Runners.net - LeBaron Road Test (PDF) External links Chrysler LeBaron History Chrysler Le Baron GTC MyLebaron LeBaron.de - German Forum, Gallery, KnowHow... Chrysler K-car Club LeBaron Mid-size cars Rear-wheel-drive vehicles Coupés Hatchbacks Sedans 1980s cars 1990s cars Cars introduced in 1977 Front-wheel-drive sports cars