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Jmb, 05/28/2018
2010 Chrysler 300 Touring 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 4A)
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Go for all the bells and whistles, wish I had but I will with my next 300
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Drives like a Rose!
Dannie'Erin, 04/23/2025
2010 Chrysler 300 Touring 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 4A)
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I bought my 2010 Chrysler 300 touring back in 2022 I am the second owner. The first owner actually flipped the car and a crazy accident and with that being said the car still drives excellently I had no problems whatsoever except having to rebuild the transmission in 2024 of course 14 year old car is about time you know in fact I was told that I was lucky because usually the transmission goes out in the first 10 years so the fact that it took 14 years I have no complaints you know eventually you have to overhaul a car for the most part I love this car it is a fun ride it's extremely smooth and it drives like a Bentley or a Rolls-Royce for sure you know and I'm extremely admirative of my car and I really plan on doing nothing better but upgrading I plan on sticking with the Chrysler 300 and just upgrading to earlier years I had a mechanic that actually started sabotaging my car when I allowed him to start working on it it's like soon as he started working on it it was like every five or six weeks something else will go wrong with my car and I kept telling them like something's wrong because I've had this car for 2 years with no problem except for that transmission and soon as I start letting him work on it it was like he was sabotaging me come to find out I was exactly right I had gotten a fuel pump system and my water pump system fixed 4 weeks behind each other when the fuel pump system went out I had to have the car towed and only then that I realized that the $900 I spent to fix the water pump system had not been fixed the same problem was still you know occurring delete and everything so I took it to another mechanic and two other mechanics actually and they both said the same thing that it needed the job wasn't done he didn't do it at all or he put old parts one of the other and the new mechanic that actually fixed it he only charged to me $105 oh my God compared to the $900 that I paid those other people needless to say I am sicked ICE on the old mechanics that was sabotaging my car because they were all non English speaking Mexicans and I can almost guarantee that most if not all were undocumented so that's how I got them back by sending ice in there on them cuz they charged me thousands and thousands of dollars in just a year and a half time I have spent more than $9,000 on fixings in there that didn't even need to be fixed they were sabotaging it. So be very cautious on who you allow to fix on this car because it is a very sensitive car I wound up with that other mechanic because my usual mechanic that I have for 15 years when I bought this car he refused to work on it he said he didn't like working on them because they were too sensitive and I went to five other mechanics in Los Angeles that actually said the exact same thing then what you difficult they didn't like to you know fix on them because they were fickle even my friend that used to fix on my Mercedes-Benz is when I had my receipts he didn't even want to fix up and I'm like well you know Chrysler is like a a foreign car European car because they're derived from Canada you know so that's why they're a bit different from your average American car they're being passed off as an American muscle but it's not really American muscle it's Canadian muscle and only thing about the difficulty of them is everything is so close together like how my Mercedes-Benz was that's what I hated about that it was so expensive to fix because everything was so close together so they had to move so many different things in order to get to one thing so the labor was out the window so keep your car up if you have a Chrysler because if you let it go it will it's very expensive to fix so you might as well just trade me henna get rid of it and get another one or something you know but yeah excellent car I love it better than the Cadillac to me I've had three Cadillacs in my life and this by far drives much better much smoother and the speed it it if you get there fast you know it doesn't take no time to pick up speed and I have the 3.5 l engine I was was not interested into two points and 2.6 at all but it is a gas guzzler cuz it has twin cams the 3.5 2.6 doesn't but the 3.5 has twin cams for people that may not know about this car but it is an excellent choice if you like luxury and speed at the same time. By the way are you Chrysler lovers you must go and check out the new 2025 Chrysler it is the sexiest car I have ever seen go check it out
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Best car in the world
Rob Smith, 05/03/2010
2010 Chrysler 300 Touring Plus 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 4A)
0 of 2 people found this review helpful
This is the best car in the world. Incredibly roomy, huge trunk, smooth ride. I got the long wheelbase though, and its engine is not nearly adequate. No AWD option either!? Needs more options too.
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keely, 12/07/2019
2010 Chrysler 300 Limited 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 4A)
0 of 2 people found this review helpful
I own a 300, and I must say it's quite the car, but definitely has issues. first off, the v6 3.5 is no weak thing, even though it doesn't compare to the v8, it still has quite the power to it. now to the problems. some of them have been with the electrics. the worst one was the air conditioning which completely went out and cost a lot of money to fix, so if you're looking for a simple car, this isn't it. mine is on its second engine, the first one even the mechanic wasn't sure what happened mine has around 170k miles on it, and the transmission, although outdated, holds up well.
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