Overview & Reviews

User Reviews:

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  Fast analysis - 2004 Chrysler 300M
  By Rkreiss - October 2 - 2:00 am

  Easy handling, gorgeous lines, fun to drive, plenty of toys, I feel this vehicle is the best looking on the road,other than a $200,000.00 sports car

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  Chrysler 300M - 2004 Chrysler 300M
  By bamaglou - September 11 - 2:00 am

  I bought my car in April and I would compare it to a Mercedes. I havent had any problems so far. I have really enjoyed this car. It has the comfort and the smooth ride that I was looking for in a sedan.

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  Thumbs Up - 2004 Chrysler 300M
  By CraigMoparFan - August 25 - 2:00 am

  Purchased for family car with 2 children. Extremely comfortable and 100% reliability to this point (12,000 mi). And I like the look better than the 05!

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  300M SPECIAL - 2004 Chrysler 300M
  By BEH - July 27 - 2:00 am

  ONE CAR THAT WILL GO DOWN IN THE RECORD BOOKS AS BEING A SOLID PERFORMER AND A FUN CAR TO DRIVE.WILL BE DEF MISSED FROM THE CHRYSLER LINEUP.

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  This is a HOT CAR!!!! - 2004 Chrysler 300M
  By Alfredo Carlos - July 15 - 2:00 am

  With Chrysler incentives and a bit of negotiating, I picked up my brand new 2004 300M in the deep red lava metallic with all the bling-bling for over 7 thousand less than MSRP! The dealer even waived the $149.00 handling fee. This is truly a hot car in every way. Outstanding looks, incredible comfort, totally loaded features, and power to boot. This car has all the features of luxury cars that cost more than twice what I paid for mine. Driving this car, I feel like I was Jeff Gordon pretending to be Donald Trump. What a feeling!!!

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  M Pressive - 2004 Chrysler 300M
  By SteveQ - July 11 - 2:00 am

  Fantastic Car. Originally thought I wanted an 05 C but after renting on 3 business trips, realized the M was more car and grabbed an 03 w 12K miles for $19K versus 36K for a C. Was just too uncertain about the Hemi in a MultiDisplacement version (Where cylinders cut in and out depending upon acceleration) in the first year of production. The M just feels better! Handles Tightly without being obnoxious, truly a sport luxury car with all the bells and whistles that usually cost $10K more in a Benz, Lexus, or Caddy like heated seats, dimming mirrors, tire pressure monitor system, memory seats tied to the remote key fob, nice interior, real wood trim

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  To own it is to love it - 2004 Chrysler 300M
  By rkyprod - June 22 - 2:00 am

  I was waiting for the new 300C to debut but the salesman convinced me that the additional $15,000 I would be spending for the hemi engine (with no rebates) wasnt worth it. The heavier steering reminds me of my old 85 Daytona TurboZ, really hugs the road. Ive been through an Eagle Vision and Chrysler Concorde since then, and they cannot begin to compare with the joy in driving this car.

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  A salesmans dream ... - 2004 Chrysler 300M
  By Spleenman - June 18 - 2:00 am

  This is one of the best cars Ive ever had the pleasure of driving. Smooth as silk on the highway, fun in the city, a real looker as well as handy navigation system and MASSIVE trunk all while keeping her rear end tight. The interior is gorgeous. From the leather seats to the partial wooden steering wheel and dash, this car just screams class. The stereo isnt quite as refined as you might expect, so dont expect to blast it without some minor distortion. The 6 CD changer is handy but with Sirius radios access to 500K CDs 24/7 with no commercials to interrupt the music why should you bother???

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  LAST CHANCE FOR A SPECIAL - 2004 Chrysler 300M
  By Las Vegas Dale - June 8 - 2:00 am

  Waited for the 2005 300C - once I seen the boxy body and small interior I went for the 2004 300M Special. With the $4000 discount, it is a real bargain, fully loaded and is $10,000 less compared to the 300C with the same options. A full size North American luxury vehicle that handles great!

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  Bought one of the last new 300Ms! - 2004 Chrysler 300M
  By DNaatz - April 19 - 2:00 am

  Only few hundreds of new 300Ms still on the US dealer lots yet this Spring. With $4K rebates & another $3-4K discounts you can get a loaded Eurostyle luxury sport car for around $24K! Great handling, styling, roomy interior and FWD (vs RWD of the new "mobster style" 300C that replaced them) are what attracted us along with 7/70 warranty and reputed good reliability. I have a writeup under consumerreview. com since this is limited to 700 words (see http://www.allpar. com/reviews/2002/300M-special. html) this red beauty won over my wife and I against a Bonneville, and loaded imports.