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Nice Car But
W. Pasco, 11/03/2008
2004 Chrysler 300M Special 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 4A)
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Bought the 300 M as a lease returned car with 1500 miles. We have put about 60k miles on since. Car drives well and has good take acceleration. Had to change brakes and rotors with only 40K miles. Now at 76k the water pump went out. This is a major cost,$700. Also to change the timing belt at 100 K is about $1000.
Dream to Drive, Nightmare to Own
diblasi, 03/17/2010
2004 Chrysler 300M Special 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 4A)
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This car was fast, had great European styling [i.e. Carbon Fiber dash, Xenon Headlamps & Turn Signals on the Mirrors]. It was great on the interstate or letting loose on county roads. However, I got to drive dealership loaners more than I got to drive this car. Purchased with 18,000 miles on it. This car had been babied & I babied it. It leaked transmission fluid non-stop. Thankfully I had a warranty, it was a $100 deductible each time it went in [7 total] which got to be steep but not as bad as the $1,100 they would've charged without the warranty. The problem never got fixed & I ended up trading the car in.
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Hard to say
nickk, 07/22/2010
2004 Chrysler 300M 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 4A)
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Bought this car used and within the first couple of months I had to be towed twice and then a third time a few months later. Went through 3 transmissions! Power steering pump seized, had to replace rack and pinion, front axle, numerous evap stuff. But I still like it. When it works. Looks great even 7 years later people think its new. Interior is nice, but my tint keeps peeling and bubbling, climate display in blank so I cant tell whats on or off. Great gas millage for how big it is. Good handling as well. It's really hard to say if this car is worth it or not, I'm really frustrated with it but I'm also having a hard time getting ride of it and finding something similar that I want
Repairs
Kristine Meinhard, 07/29/2010
2004 Chrysler 300M 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 4A)
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I had my 300M now going on 4 years it's a great car to travel in and drive except my engine light is on all the time took it in 9 times to fix finally had the converter replaced fuel pump went at 68.000 miles fuel sensor replaced other than that it runs like a charm oh in the winter my transmission acts up I won't buy other now that I'm retired to bad this reoccurring problems I have with this car I like it just as soon as I pay it off I'm selling it or all the kinks will be worked out and maybe worth keeping
Great fun, when it runs
Chuebs, 01/05/2008
2004 Chrysler 300M Special 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 4A)
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This car is both the best car I've ever owned, and the worst. It's sleek, low, NASCAR inspired style is beautiful. It will fly on the freeway, and rumble impressively in town. The 3.5 litre motor has loads of power. The interior design, bells & whistles are first class. However, it is scared of snow. Even changing to snow tires, the car is skittery and quite nerve wracking. It uses up brake pads every 10K miles. As mentioned in other reviews, the low profile causes the front spoiler to hang up on parking blocks, ripping the front facia loose. It's prone to have expensive climate control problems. The failure of an engine cam sensor nearly caused a major freeway accident.