Used 2005 Chrysler 300 Consumer Reviews
A Real Head Turner
I can't say enough good things about this car. Strangers tell me what a beautiful car it is every time I drive it. It is the smoothest ride imaginable. Both my children instantly fall asleep in the roomy backseat whenever we take a ride. It really is a great value and quite a car.
7000 mi trip
Just completed coast to coast 7000 mile trip. Car performed flawlessly except air bag light and bell went off about every 300 miles, there seems to be and elect problem but did not effect cars performance,will be addressing this with dealer today. Avg mpg 25.9 can't complain. 3.5 engine is a supprise in how quick it is. Still want a hemi but wifes car!
- Base SedanMSRP: $5,9996 mi away
- C SedanMSRP: $7,34549 mi away
- Base SedanMSRP: $1,99551 mi away
Best in class by far
I had my eye on this car 4 months before it hit the lot. By far the best car of its price range. Handles well, smooth ride and gets lots of looks. Solid power with the 3.5. Good gas mileage on the highway (drove from Los Angeles to San Francisco on one tank of gas). I can't tell you number of times I have been on the road and saw people driving those expensive Mercedes, BMW's and Lexus, slow down to check out my car. Love the after market products, purchased a Bently style grill and chrome panels for the B-Posts. Had it for almost a year now and only had one minor recall.
happy and proud 300c owner
Love the styling and the solid feel of the chassis. Can't count how many people have come up to me to ask questions. Everybody is very excited about this car. Engine is smooth as silk and very strong. Tranny does its job well too. Seats, gauges, nav system and stereo are great. Small windows look great and I have no problem with the outward visibility. Negatives: Bins on front doors are made of really cheap plastic. I have a few interior rattles that are bugging me, but no more than any other car I have owned, including so-called quality benchmarks like Lexus and Acura. I have owned them all and this car - whether it is American, Canadian or German - competes strongly on all fronts.
Chrysler 300 C Hemi
Although I purchased the car for its performance and incorporation of M-B technology, I appreciate the admiring glances and compliments it continues to get. It is surprisingly economical for a large sedan with such power, and the heralded transition from 4 cylinders to 8 is indeed seamless. Most of my driving is on highways, and that is where the 300C really shines. It can cruise effortlessly at triple digit speeds in silent comfort. Great car!