Chrysler 300 2000Change

Amazing highway milage and smooth riding car and has the extra power when needed plenty of room for 5 people its just a all around joy to drive and its very firmly planted to the road it will last you forever if maintained like min I drove mine with 265,000km+ from Calgary,AB to Saint Stephens,NB and over 10,000km trip not a single issue only improves highway milage I was getting about 700-800km a tank I was surprised and the sound system even the stock one is out of this world must drive to really experience it

I've had many problems with this car, but most of the are probably due to the fact that it's about 13 years old. It is very comfy, and it is an overall good car. It runs well, and I think it has good gas mileage. It hasn't had any critical problems in the duration of the time it has been in my possesion, which is a good thing. But the gas seems to need to be changed more frequently than i would like it to.

The 2000 Chrystler 300M is the second year of the iconic Chrysler 300 series. A product of the merger between Mercedes and Chrysler this car sports many of the hallmarks of Germany luxury but at Chrysler prices.

Pros are numerous. Standard features abounded for a vehicle of that age; spoiler, sunroof and a 6 CD player being the only options of note. The 9 speaker Infinity system its exceptional for it's age. Automatic climate control, standard, works very well at maintaining temperature in the vehicle. Ride comfort rivals that of cars three times its price. The engine is quiet, smooth and very peppy. Rear passengers find themselves swimming in space and soft comfortable seats. It goes on...

Cons are few but significant. This car suffers from the AC Compressor issues many Mopars of this generation did. Mine went through 3 in the time I drove it. The 3.5L HO engine is rock solid but very thirsty. A larger fuel tank increases the range but makes pit stops expensive. Multiple zones of climate would be a nice option but not available in this model year. Sadly as these cars age they become expensive to maintain.