Used 2018 Chrysler 300 Consumer Reviews
No other sedan like it on the road.
I have owned many different vehicles over the years. BMW's, Lincolns, Acura, Avalon. and other top mfg's., (still own a BMW X3) Never took the time to write a review on any of them. I feel compelled to share my experience with the 300C. I've owned the 300C for two months. A V8 engine for great power when needed on the highway, easy to use controls, safety features galore, plenty of room for passengers and a large trunk. Fold down rear seats a real plus. 19 speaker stereo system is terrific. Runs on regular gas and surprising good highway gas mileage. I got 29mpg on my first long trip. I personally love the design because it is different then any other sedan on the road. It remains to be seen how it will hold up over time.....but for now it is a pleasure to drive.
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Worthy Tribute to 60's 300
The classic American luxo-cruiser sedan survives, the 300 Hemi pays tribute to it forerunners of the 60's with great respect for tradition. I have owned several 300's and Chargers, they are just great cars. Driving comfort, great style and power o'plenty are this car's greatest attributes. The C&D and Edmunds reviewers always complain about body roll and other handling characteristics that the vast majority of drivers, including enthusiasts couldn't distinguish from dog doodle--people that buy this car do so for it's all too uncommon style and comfort--not to put it on the track at Road America. The 300 is a great ride for your daily driver, even with the Hemi it gives respectable fuel economy. A skilled driver can squeeze 20-21 mpg for a typical mix of city and highway driving. I hope the next generation is even better.
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Review by a pro
I drive for Uber and Lyft. Over 125 miles a day. Very comfortable car easy access and very easy for people to get in and out of. Very quiet on the road and that is important for conversations as most people are in the back seats. 20 to 23 mpg. No maintenance issues and I receive compliments all the time on the looks of the car. Info system and screen is terrific, located and easily accessible. Large trunk can hold 4 suitcases for airport runs. Excellent visibility all around the vehicle. Had a very smooth ride and handles road bumps very well.
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Best $50,000 Rolls you can buy
I Understand this is one of the last versions of the classic Chrysler big ride. I had owned several German luxury brands to compare. For the price point, this vehicle serves as a large smooth high tech luxo cruser with great styling and feel. The 20 inch wheels provide great handling and you can really feel the road. This is my second S model that is actually better than the first one. Great on the road with plenty of style, room, and comfort. As of February 2022 I am on my third 300s. This one has all the stuff bells and whistles, the 5.7L hemi v8!!. And it is black inside and out. This would be perhaps one of the last naturally aspirated V8’s left. No turbo or supercharging. It’s a loafer at a tad over 362 hp But it has about 400 foot pounds of torque. It’s plenty fast and and thirsty. The suspension is tweaked for the extra power and weight and as always the car is really quiet in the road. As
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Great ride
This car is so comfortable and has that sporty feel also. The functionality of the dash and features are easy to use. The ride is smooth and has the power to get up to speed and cruise.
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