What is a Chrysler lebaron GTC?

The Chrysler LeBaron GTS (not GTC) was a sporty, two-door convertible version of the Chrysler LeBaron. Produced from 1987 to 1992 (depending on market), it was part of Chrysler's "K-car" platform, but with a more upscale and stylish image than the standard LeBaron models. Key features often included:

* Convertible body style: Its main defining feature.

* More powerful engines: Compared to the standard LeBaron, the GTS usually came with more powerful V6 engines.

* Sporty styling: It often included unique wheels, ground effects, and other aesthetic details to give it a sportier appearance.

* Upgraded interior: The GTS generally featured a more luxurious interior than the base LeBaron.

It's important to note that there was *no* model officially called the "Chrysler LeBaron GTC". The "GTS" designation is the correct one for the sporty convertible version. There may be confusion with other similar Chrysler models, or possibly a misremembered or unofficial designation.