Overview & Reviews

User Reviews:

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  Great Value! - 2004 Chrysler 300M
  By George Wilson - April 7 - 2:57 pm

  Good performance and economy from the V6 power plant. Responsive handling and relatively short turning radius for parking and driving around in town. Extra features for reasonable cost.

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  Great America Car - 1999 Chrysler 300M
  By Neill - March 18 - 3:04 pm

  This car has been a pleasure to own and drive. It is very reliable, with absolutely NO mechanical problems. Just regular Maintenance. Long trips are very enjoyable in comfort, ride, and amenities such as an excellent CD stereo system. Gas milieage on highway is as high as 27, with about 21 city. Performance is very resonsive and quick.

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  Cant Find Anything to Replace It! - 1999 Chrysler 300M
  By Anne - February 20 - 1:17 am

  One of the best cars Ive ever owned. (And the first American car -- always been a Japanese car buyer.) Great styling. Huge trunk. Comfy front and rear seats. Lots of luxury for the price. Aside from routine maintenance, virtually no repair costs. GREAT bang for the buck. I sorta want a new car now, this time AWD. Thought the 300C would be it, but I hate the skimpy windows. Guess Ill hang on to my beloved 300M a while longer -- FWD isnt great on hills in snow, but weve had a fairly mild winter! If you can find this used in good condition w/ low mileage, dont hesitate. Its a WONderful car. Motor Trend Car of the Year in 99 and it deserved it.

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  What a lemon! - 2004 Chrysler 300M
  By wishfull thinking - February 5 - 2:14 am

  I have had this vehicle into the shop more than my 6 year old vehicle. There is always something wrong. The windows stick, some leak. LOUD road noise. Interior electical went out. AC unit had to be replaced. Front bumper is too low, have had to have replaced 2 times. Suspension has had to be tighten/ adjusted. Children complain of rear seatbelts. This car was the worst mistakeI ever made!!!

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  Needs improvement - 2004 Chrysler 300M
  By Mar - January 3 - 1:06 pm

  Well first of all, I bought my car used, the a/c vapourcore has a leak so I cannot use my a/c. The cost of fixing it is $1100.00. I live in Florida and a/c is necessary. I have come to find out that, the a/c unit is a common problem in Chrysler automobiles. The rear right window does not work and my trunk button on the inside does not work as well. The alignment needs to be fixed as well. Other than all that I like the car, the space is great. I believe they need to improve their a/c unit in their automobile.

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  Sportyandfamily - 2004 Chrysler 300M
  By Dan Donlan - December 20 - 11:53 pm

  I found this car a pleasure to own. Although the 2005 is more desired I find my 2004 more than adaquate and I love the look. Not as Grandma as the Buick I replaced and there was nothing wrong with my buick except it was considered an old folks car. With this car I have both.

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  Impressive - 1999 Chrysler 300M
  By Boinger - December 16 - 2:56 pm

  It doesnt get any better than this, especially for an American made car. I have owned a variety of cars over my 36 year driving career, including Toyota, BMW,Honda and many other American (GM, Ford)cars and have never been more pleased with the power, driveability, style and comfort. My only complaint is the road noise on concrete pavement. Great car for a very fair price.

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  love it - 2004 Chrysler 300M
  By g coleman - December 11 - 9:10 am

  Only one flaw---the front end is about 2 inches closer to the ground that the previous year 300M. Occasionally hits curbing.

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  Major Lemon - 2000 Chrysler 300M
  By antho59263 - December 9 - 7:39 pm

  This car is a maintenance headache. Had to replace all four power door lock motors ($150 ea.) Had to get the transmission fixed every three months within the last year. (over $1500) First a transmission computer chip had to be replaced. Then transmission hoses were leaking and needed to be replaced, etc. Right front speaker needed to be replaced ($75).

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  Very poor qaulity. Very displeased. - 2000 Chrysler 300M
  By antho59263 - November 14 - 3:37 am

  This car has been a major pain & costly to own. In the three years we have owned the car each of the power door lock motors went out one at a time costing about $200 each to replace. I have taken it into the Chrysler dealer every three months since April 2004 for transmission repairs. Each time the dealer gouged us any where from $200-$500. Its also needed emmision repairs, speaker replacement, computer repairs.