The Chrysler LeBaron can be a good choice for women due to its midsize design, easy-to-drive automatic transmission, and comfortable interior. However, since it's an older model (like the 1987 version), reliability may vary depending on maintenance history.

The 1987 Chrysler LeBaron with a 2.5L engine and automatic 3-speed transmission averages around 18-20 MPG in the city and 25-27 MPG on the highway, which is typical for midsize cars of that era.

Yes, the LeBaron is generally easy to drive thanks to its automatic transmission, power steering, and midsize dimensions that make it manageable in traffic and parking situations - all features that appeal to many drivers, including women.

As a 35+ year old car, reliability depends heavily on how well it was maintained. While these cars were decently reliable when new, today they may require more frequent repairs due to age. Good for a hobbyist but may not be ideal as a daily driver.

Common issues include electrical problems (especially in convertible models), rust in older cars, transmission issues in high-mileage examples, and general wear-and-tear from age. Regular maintenance is key to keeping one running well.