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Buy it!!
oldcarguy, 02/04/2014
updated 02/10/2020
2014 Chrysler 300 C 4dr Sedan (3.6L 6cyl 8A)
57 of 57 people found this review helpful
I spent a couple months reading reviews and shopping around. I needed a sedan with room for me ( I'm 6'3") and my two young kids. I test drove the V6 Honda Accord, Nissan Maxima, 2014 Chevy Impala, and a couple Buicks. I didn't even consider the 300 until it came up in a couple other car reviews - I thought they were much more expensive. I bought a 2014 300C with the Hemi V-8 (NOT V-6 as the Edmund's site insists) and the SafetyTec package and cannot convey how much I love this car! It reminds me of several old American luxury muscle cars I've owned, crossed with the most modern technology, comfort, and quality. It's as if my 1971 455 Grand Prix SJ had a baby with the Starship Enterprise. (In a good way!) Buy one! **update** I have now owned the car for years and I still love it. No problems at all. It is still the best of both worlds: American V-8 sound and power, German-engineered chassis. Best car I have ever owned. I plan to keep it for years and years. **Second update Feb 2020** 60,000 trouble free miles, still looks like new and drives like new. Still happy with this car. If it were stolen I would replace it with the exact same model today.
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2014 300s RWD v-6
shaclan5, 12/12/2014
2014 Chrysler 300 S 4dr Sedan (3.6L 6cyl 8A)
23 of 23 people found this review helpful
Purchased 9/25/2014. Drive roughly 5,000 interstate miles a month in FL. Currently 13k in the first 2.5 months of ownership. Bought based on customer reviews and not disappointed. Beats audio amazing, elegant looking S model, interior better than Lexus. Comperable to MB yet ten of thousands cheaper. Average 27.6 per tank, 29 on hwy running 80. Turns just over 1600 rpm at 80. 8 speed ZF smooth as silk. Mileage data can be seen on fulley.com under 2014 300 named 'v-6'. Logged 205k on a 2009 Genesis Sedan (my daughter will drive this car the next 5 years in college) and fully expect 300k + from this car. given the low RPMs. Interior fit and finish second to none.
Not to shabby-revised
vakmere1, 10/03/2014
updated 04/04/2016
2014 Chrysler 300 C 4dr Sedan (3.6L 6cyl 8A)
20 of 21 people found this review helpful
This review is revised now that I have owned the car for 2 years. What I do not like about the car is the creaky dashboard creaky door panels the armrest is too high some panel trim not lined up correctly and the seats are too narrow. Under warranty so far I have replaced the windshield cowl the right rear shock the rear sunscreen . Fuel economy is average. Traction is non-existent in the snow. This is not all wheel drive. The rest is the original review I did two years ago and still stands. Traded in a pristine 2011 Buick Lacrosse without batting an eye. Finally, a big car that rides with the comfort I have not had in years. The fact that it is rear wheel drive lets the front suspension do its job by handling road imperfections very well. Not much wind or road noise in the cabin either. Some feedback from the road can be felt in the steering wheel however it doesnt have that annoying torque steer like front wheel drive cars. Garmin nav system is better than Onstar hands down and without the monthly fee. Very little clutter on the dash which makes for a cleaner look. Go for the loaded version if you can because with the base model you will be missing out.
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300s, 02/04/2015
2014 Chrysler 300 S 4dr Sedan (3.6L 6cyl 8A)
35 of 39 people found this review helpful
Taste in cars is as subjective as taste in food or music. You have to try it for yourself. I recommend test drives first and reading reviews second. I drove the Ford Taurus, Chevy Impala LTZ and Chrysler 300s. I chose the 300s. The Impala was very close but the 300 just has more character. Again, my opinion, both great cars. I chose the 300s for 1) Quite comfortable ride 2) Style 3) Gas mileage was equal on both. Test drive the cars you guys like and pick the one that's best for you and don't worry about what others say.
WOW!! Pound for Pound, Dollar For Dollar The Best Car on the Road - I mean it!!
daytraderjeff, 02/16/2014
2014 Chrysler 300 S 4dr Sedan (3.6L 6cyl 8A)
28 of 31 people found this review helpful
Just picked up my new 300S today. Built to order, mine is Jazz Blue with the brand new for Q1 2014 changes - Hyper Black 20" Rims, Blacked out Trim and Ambassador Blue Leather Interior. I got every option - NAV, Moonroof, Safety Tec, Luxury pkg. I would love a Hemi, but went with the 3.6 V6 and RWD 8spd - really looking forward to 31+ MPG...) I have only put 25 miles on it so far, but... WOW!!! This car is incredible!! Looks amazing, drives smoother that any car I have ever been in and has every feature imaginable. The control screen is awesome. The heated seats and steering wheel are programmed to come on automatically, and they come on fast and are warm and comfortable
Chryslers Rule
Chrysler Rules, 08/12/2016
updated 02/20/2020
2014 Chrysler 300 4dr Sedan AWD (3.6L 6cyl 8A)
9 of 9 people found this review helpful
Wheel & Deal. Get Michelin tires. Look at lifetime warrantee if holding onto the car. Test drive. Tranny a bit choppy but 6 cyl. is plenty strong. Great mileage, 30+ on hwy. Great car. AWD is great up north. It reverts to 2WD when on hwy., no snow, rain & 36 degrees + and then allows better gas mileage. Car is a pleasure to drive, esp. on longer trips. Comfortable, attractive and roomy. 51,000 miles w/o problems.
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2014 chrysler 300 problems
espi5631, 08/07/2014
2014 Chrysler 300 4dr Sedan (3.6L 6cyl 8A)
16 of 19 people found this review helpful
bought my new chrysler back in march of this year and i loved it. But this past month has made me think twice about buying another one it has 6000 miles on it and it already needed battery and alternator replaced and by the end of this month they are going to replace the whole transmission and re program the whole car. Hope this is not one of chryslers lemons
Love this car!
Robert Traina, 02/25/2016
2014 Chrysler 300 C 4dr Sedan (3.6L 6cyl 8A)
8 of 9 people found this review helpful
This car is gorgeous, inside and out. The interior is supremely comfortable, and the technology/infotainment system cannot be beat. Super smooth, and good acceleration for a six cylinder car. Excellent gas mileage for a 4000 pound car of 31 MPG highway, 25 city! This car is a pleasure to drive.
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Nice ride horrible transmission!
Jim, 11/30/2017
2014 Chrysler 300 4dr Sedan AWD (3.6L 6cyl 8A)
12 of 15 people found this review helpful
Purchased the car used with 4500 miles on it and only had it a year and sold it with 26k miles. During this time the ride of the car was outstanding, very smooth with very little road noise and a great interior with everything in reach. The AWD was the best I have driven in the western new York snow. However, there were a few things that were pretty annoying about the car. First, if you were using the navigation system, it would just start to reset itself at the most inopportune time for no reason. Once the navigation came back on it would pick right up where you were and continue. Second, the heated seats is not a button, you have to go onto the display into climate and press the heated seat. I would expect it to be a button right there on the dash or gear shifter area (petty I know). Third and most important, the transmission is horrible. I had the car in the shop 3 times during the year of ownership because of the shifting of the car. The first issue with the transmission was first thing after starting it. The car would rev up and finally shift into third gear with a very heavy shift, into the shop for a reprogram of the transmission. Service tech at the dealer says that this is common with the car and they need to re-program to learn your driving style. It was fixed and no issues for 3 months. Second issue came when I started to slow down. Every time I would come to a stop the car would jerk forward on every down shift. Back into the shop again for a reprogram for a fix. That one lasted 3 months and then another issue came up while driving at highway speeds, while traveling 65 plus MPH the transmission would decide to down shift for no reason and then after about 5 min would go back into 8th gear. Back to the shop for that, and the comment by the tech was “this is odd never heard of the highway speed issue, the other two are known issues”. Good bye car before the warranty expired. The transmission ruined the entire car experience (duh). The car is beautiful and comfortable inside, great features for a “base” car and it was depressing to have to trade in, but the transmission issues would have cost $450 to reprogram outside of the warranty; no thank you.
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Great used car
B.Pawlak, 04/17/2017
updated 04/28/2022
2014 Chrysler 300 4dr Sedan (3.6L 6cyl 8A)
4 of 4 people found this review helpful
Good value, shares Mercedes engineering from Daimler days. Freeway mpg was 38 mpg on trip @ 80 mph, takes bumpy roads with ease. 3.6 pen star engine great, own 2 more. These cars are a pleasure to drive, drove to Kansas 800 miles in one day, great mileage for a big car, quiet. Will take it to 200K miles for sure. Wonderful, buy used, better deal.
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