Chrysler 300 2010Change

its look rely great and ride very well.

but the suspension is very weak, the chiness parts are Bether than original mopar parts.

GREAT LOOKING CAR WITH BOLD STYLING. STARTS IN THE COLDEST -40 DEGREE WEATHER EVEN WHEN I NEVER PLUGGED IT IN OVER A WHOLE WEEKEND, WHILE VISITING FRIENDS. IT WAS THE ONLY CAR IN THAT YARD THAT STARTED, EVEN THOUGH TWO OTHER VEHICLES WERE PLUGGED IN.

GREAT LOOKING CAR WITH BOLD STYLING. STARTS IN THE COLDEST -40 DEGREE WEATHER EVEN WHEN I NEVER PLUGGED IT IN OVER A WHOLE WEEKEND, WHILE VISITING FRIENDS. IT WAS THE ONLY CAR IN THAT YARD THAT STARTED, EVEN THOUGH TWO OTHER VEHICLES WERE PLUGGED IN.

This car has been an absolute joy to drive ! absolutely no issues other than normal wear ( I.E. brakes ). Went from a large SUV to a car....and 'NO" car can make that transition like the 300 !! roomy, comfortable, performance it has however I didn't drive it like it had the hemi under the hood, so , I'd have to say the 3.5 can move when passing on the highway, the fuel mileage is great !!! it's not a four cylinder..... but it's not far off and I would never own a four cylinder. I am purchasing a new 300 and thats the only reason I am selling my baby ...

I purchased this car used with 99000kms on it in Dec 13. Drove from Oromocto to Cape Breton in a snowstorm. I have all season tires on it but it handled well, although you have to be careful when pulling out or sharp turns as it gets slippery. The car worked great and fuel mileage was what I expected from a large car. It is as quiet as a mouse and feels extremely solid. Seats get a bit hard on the rear after about 3 hours so I have placed gel cushions on the front seats and this helps. I find it is very peppy (3.5L) for what I need and handles extremely well. We have a severe cold snap going on right now but I use a block heater and it starts fine. My steering wheel is squeaking in the column somewhere so I assume it needs lubricant. New Firestone F-710s were on the car when I got it and so far they seem to be a good tire - they are quiet and handle well. It takes a while to get used to the size of the car for backing up. Visibility is okay but be careful looking over your shoulder going into the passing lane. The car whips in and out when passing like it's glued to the road. Interior displays are very good, however I would have liked to have my HUD display all areas as opposed to clicking through them and seeing only one at a time. Sound system is OK for what I need. Trunk is good however be careful loading from the sides of it - you can hit your head on the corners of the trunk. Engine compartment is fine with all fluid areas easy to access and replenish if needed. I went from a Buick LeSaber Limited to a Ford Five Hundred 500 and the 300. I am not at all dissapointed - I thoroughly enjoy driving this car and will probably buy another one withing the next two years now that they have the newer engine and transmission starting with the '11 models. The price is excellent as well for the amount of car you get - gas is more but to me it's worth the extra few bucks to really enjoy driving again and feeling classy.

No problems - drive comfort is amazing. First time owner on the road all year round for business. Very reliable, low maintenance and nice car to drive. Amazing features in and out.

Purchased car used from Chrylser in the Summer of '11.

Everything was going great until Sept. of '12. We were at the duty free shop...My dad went to reverse out of the parking spot, but instead was in drive and stepped on the gas, causing the car to go up over the curb hitting really hard. We went for an oil change probably a month or so later and they noticed the toe was sticking out.

Everything was going fine after that until we moved to another province (in Nov. '12)....A fuel pump module went, so our fuel gage stopped working properly (it looked like it was still working). We ran out of gas, just before I was going to go to the gas station to fill up. The needle on the gauge was half way between a quarter and empty when I ran out..Fixed $500 later.

Around Jan. we went for our inspection. They found the steering was binding..Fixed $600 later. Kind of noticed something was off about the steering after driving another vehicle then getting back into the 300 - the steering felt stiff in it.

I'm going to assume that the steering and toe was to do with my dad hitting the curb... The fuel pump problem could have been from carrying an extremely heavy load that my mom insisted on putting in the car and the car just stopped while going up a very small hill into a parking lot - had to restart it. This happened just before moving provinces.....but I'm not too sure about this one, could've just been "bad luck."

The comfort is average. Seats can get uncomfortable during long trips.

Love the look of the interior and exterior.

Overall, it's a great car! I find it very powerful as well, for such a big sedan with a 3.5L.

*Sometimes* many things are fault of the owner, so if none of the "abuse" happened, then we probably wouldn't have had a couple of these problems, if any.. I would definitely recommend this beautiful car. I'd recommend the 2008-2010.

I had I nice smooth ride in the chrysler, the outside look is firm and crisp. it had this certain edge and box frame to it. the inside interior what great leather seats and heated. it also had a sunroof,

I have driven this car and it rides smoothly is comfortable and looks great ans stylish. enough room in the back for a car seat and can travel far and not have to worry

I love the slim windows, and the exterior design is luxury. I enjoy the interior design as well, the lit up dashboard and slim modern styles it has. This is my dream car. I just love everything about it!

I loved my old Chrysler 300 (2006) so much that when I decided to get rid of it I gave it to my son and bought another one. The interior of the vehicle is well laid out, and very roomy in the front and the back seats. The way the vehicle drives is it's biggest selling point - it is extremely smooth. I definitely recommend it.