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My first American made car in 35 years
The King, 06/04/2016
2015 Chrysler 200 C 4dr Sedan AWD (3.6L 6cyl 9A)
6 of 6 people found this review helpful
Like my title says,I've been driving German or Japanese sports cars. This 200C is all it says and more. Also btw Kelly on Rte.1 Lynnfield is a great dealership. The technology is so much more advanced than the Mercedes I was driving. I can not think of an adjective to describe how happy I am.
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Such an underrated car!
SlowAsDirt, 03/05/2020
2015 Chrysler 200 C 4dr Sedan AWD (3.6L 6cyl 9A)
6 of 6 people found this review helpful
2015 200C AWD 3.6L loaded in Velvet Red Pearlcoat and Cream leather interior = SEXY! Bought the car with 9k miles 3 years ago and it now has 43k. It has been so much fun and hasn't cost me a dime other than oil changes and tires. The AWD makes this car a beast in the snow! The 3.6L engine is healthy and moves the car nicely while using minimal gas. Averages 35mpg(hwy) & 25mpg(city) in normal conditions. Not quite "fast", but quick and it handles well for it's class. Over-all I would highly recommend this vehicle to anyone who wants a sedan that is fun, reliable, and cheap to own!
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Super Car
Norma Richards, 03/28/2017
updated 10/05/2017
2015 Chrysler 200 S 4dr Sedan (2.4L 4cyl 9A)
6 of 6 people found this review helpful
When I was shopping for a car the minute I saw this one I Ioved it. Beautiful car!! Handles well, effortless to drive,many compliments on it, even from strangers in parking lots. 10/4/17 still love it
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Love this 200 Limited!
Steven Wikoff, 09/07/2015
updated 10/29/2015
2015 Chrysler 200 Limited 4dr Sedan (2.4L 4cyl 9A)
13 of 15 people found this review helpful
I have only just started driving this car as I just bought it this week, but I am in love with this car! It has everything I want and need At a very reasonable price point. I have owned many cars over the past 25 years, and they all have had their good points, but this 200 has it all in spades! There really isn't much to get excited about in the midsize sedan market, but the 200 maybe the game changer. I have been a loyal Nissan customer for 20 years. Overall I have found their vehicles to be reliable, attractive and a very good price-to-performance value. Most recently I owned a 2013 Nissan Murano and liked the car, but the mileage was terrible. I went for the bigger smoother V6 with AWD, but the gas was killing me and really much more room than I needed as primarily I used it as a commuter. So, after my car was totaled in a freak accident (nobody hurt but the car), I unexpectedly came on to the new car market. I knew I needed to downsize a bit, but I did not want a compact car, as they are just too small for my 6 foot frame. I am a little spoiled and want and expect all the bells and whistles, yet I had to have good gas mileage as I have a long commute everyday. I rented a 2015 Nissan Altima, and was fairly satisfied with it, not excited, but it felt solid, so I was going to go ahead and get it. Then I heard about the Chrysler 200. We had one of the first 300's on the market in 2005 and loved-it, but had to sell it for a mini-van for the kids. So having had a very good experience with Chrysler in the past, I decided to check out the new 200 before I bought the Altima. Am I glad I waited! The 200 blew away the Altima in every way! The body style was modern, Euro-classy, yet sporty. The interior appointments made the Nissan look cheap and even bad in comparison. When I compared the 200 Limited to the Altima S, it was a no- brainier. I would have to go up to the SV In an Altima and pay fairly more to get the same in the 200 Limited for much less cash. The only area I believe the Altima was better was the 4-cylinder engine was a bit more peppy, but not by much, and the engine noise was noticeably worse in the Nissan. The Chrysler is so much more refined and the interior fits like a glove. Chrysler was also offering fantastic incentives that made the purchase extremely attractive financially. Mileage is great, the center console system is attractive and very easy to use. It maybe the perfect commuter car ever! If you are thinking about an Altima, Accord, or Camry, do check this car out first as you may find, like I did, that it really can't be beat, and even is exciting!
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Bring back the Chrysler 200!
R/T, 05/17/2018
2015 Chrysler 200 S 4dr Sedan AWD (3.6L 6cyl 9A)
9 of 10 people found this review helpful
I owned a 2013 Chrysler 200 and when I saw the re-styled 2015 models , I had to have one! I did my research on the cars before I made my purchase. Make SURE you get the 3.6/V-6, NOT the 4 cylinder. The V-6 pumps out 295 HP that has more HP than a Suburau WRX, which only has 286 HP. Also find a car with the ALPINE 9 speaker 506 watt sound system with the 8.4 U-connect touch screen NAV. (Navigation-Sound Group 1) With my Sirius XM subscription, the touch screen offers a current weather map with forecast/severe weather warnings and nearby gas prices! I also have the "Comfort Group" that has heated seats, steering wheel & remote start. What is AWESOME during winter months, when you auto start the car, it automatically activates the heated seats, steering wheel & ups the blower speed on the fan control so your ride is TOASTY when you enter! Also, you can keep your FOB in your pocket or purse and when you get near the car and place your hand on the door handle, it's unlocks automatically so you don't have to fumble around to open it! I have the 200 S model that has the 19" Hyper Black factory rims with stiffer sport suspension and my choice of vivid pearl blue clearcoat and people don't know if my car is an Audi or a BMW! (snicker) Let me tell you that V-6 is freaky fast with the 9-speed trans. Some people complained of "hard shifting" which can be fixed with a re-flash at the dealer and the trans will adapt to how "you" drive and not the previous owner. (I had that done) Yes, the back seat is door area is small for adults but this is my personal car and have no problem with that issue. Furthermore, most "newer" cars recommend full synthetic oil in their engine designs but thanks to FCA engineers , only regular conventional oil is required saving $$$ on oil changes! The front seats are nice and comfy and the Alpine sound system has a "surround sound" mode placing you in a concert hall while motoring around and the 8" factory subwoofer thumps pretty decent. I put 3K on my car so far and I LOVE it! FCA Sergio Marchionne made a mistake by ending production of this car. FCA should have done a better job in marketing this car to the public by comparing the quickness and sporty lines of the 200 to Audi, BMW and the Suburau WRX as mentioned earlier. The younger generation would have jumped on this choice of car big time, by advertising the 200's prowess as a sporty racing machine and not a droopy 4 cylinder grocery getter......
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