Used 2011 Chrysler 200 Consumer Reviews
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Great car so far
I recently taded my 2008 Avenger on a new 200 limited Convertible. I only have about 700 miles on it so far, but it's been great. I know the new hasn't worn off yet. I liked the Avenger, it was comfortable and I averaged around 24-26 in my daily driving, 32 on Hwy with the 2.4 four cylinder. However, the 200 is in another league, it's really luxurious. It seems to be put together much better with a more solid feel. Everything in the interior is of a much higher quality. Much more quiet than the Avenger, and that was a sedan. A very good value for the money. All this plus a much more powerful engine and I'm still getting 23.3 mpg( no hwy trip yet) with the same type of driving.
BUYING THIS CAR: A BAD DECISION!
Let me begin by saying this is my wife's car and she is mostly happy it. However, she is not a car person. This is a car for old folks; there is nothing young, exciting or sexy about this short, stubby looking, boring car. It has a dead spot in the accelerator and the car doesn't move until you've pressed pedal down over an inch; dealer says that's normal. It had a water leak where the driver's door glass meets the "A" pillar; took 3 tries to repair it. Handling at speed is almost dangerous with lots of torque steer and no road feedback through the electric power steering. Fuel economy is poor (17 MPG combined). Trunk lid is very heavy due to convertible top mechanism that's attached to it.
- Limited ConvertibleMSRP: $7,9998 mi away
- LX SedanMSRP: $3,79567 mi away
- Touring ConvertibleMSRP: $8,90079 mi away
Chrysler 200 Limited with V-6: WOW
This car is very quick and fun to drive. After testing just about every midsize sedan on the market I fell in love with this blackberry pearl beauty. Compared to all the mainstream competitors it's really unique in it's design and for the money I really don't think anything can quite compare. So go test drive an Accord and Camry then drive a 200.....they will seem absolutely boring and dull in comparison. I examined this car very carefully and think the quality is fantastic. I have about 500 miles now and it's just been perfect.
V6 version all the way
Bought new in 2011. Just traded. It was a very quiet car with great acceleration with the V6. Great gas mileage as well! Was in for non maintenance service only twice over 7 years so despite predicted poor reliability my vehicle was very reliable. Only traded due to purchase of AWD vehicle. Vehicle was a Touring model with 3.6.
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I WANT to love this car!!
I really do love driving this car. I bought it brand new, but I have had several issues that I've never had with other new cars that I've purchased. The convertible top has gotten stuck several times; the driver's side window squeaks terribly; the brakes began squeaking terribly within the first 1000 miles; the horn sound has become very low (the dealership says it's normal... but it didn't sound like that until recently); it got stuck in Park (gear shifter was bad); the dealership busted the center console fixing it & then ordered the wrong color console; and I get SOAKED from run-off when I open the door after it has rained. Hoping that will be all the issues. Sure is fun to drive!