2011 Chrysler 200 consumer reviews

After driving large Cadillac's for years, I decided to downsize after my husband passed. I did not give up an ounce of comfort, luxury, options, ride or styling. I did gain greatly improved handling, manuverabilty and significantly improved gas mileage over past Cadillac's. The styling is sharp and the outer and interior quality are A1. I am very happy to be driving again. The 200 Limited sedan is a must see and car of a lifetime, the greatest of all former luxury cars. It is perfect!

Nice car. Performance is in the vehicle. It's a reliable car. The uphostery doesn't match other cars in this catagory.

I looked VW CC, Kia, Chevy Cruz. All nice cars. the VW was my first pick, but only offering room for four and difficulty in intering and exiting the car was inconvenient. Premium gas also did not help. I just could not sell myself on the Kia. The Curz didn't offer a v six engine.

Very happy to have a position where I was awarded a new car for my work travels. Unheard of these days. I had a choice of several makes and models and chose a nicely equipped V6 200 Touring model. I needed to replace our old but faithful high mileage Mercury Montego so decided to go with a 2011 Limited sedan for family use after several weeks of experience with my company car. Both Chrysler's are very well put together. One is used primarily on highways, the other for mixed city and expressway driving. The all new 6-cylinder provides brisk cruising and is silky smooth, quiet and achieves nearly 35 miles/gallon on the Florida Turnpike. The new 200 is roomy, comfy, and full of an array of creature comforts like heated seats and nicely appointed luxury car-like cloth seats or leather interior that rivals that of a Lexus. I strongly recommend the navigation system with media package. Everything is easy to use, straight forward and uncomplicated, another reason for my choice in added a second 200. We have no complaints and take pride in buying an America made car again. Twice.

Was a skeptic before driving the heavily revised Chrysler midsize sedan after many enjoyable miles in a 2010 Sebring rental. Liked the size and shape of my vacation transporter, but saw the need for improvement. The 200 addresses all shortcomings without needing to apologize. As a Honda family, we added the Chrysler. It did not replace any of the Honda and Acura's we cherish. Compared the Chrysler with the Chevrolet Impala (too archaic) and Malibu (a close second to the 200) and Ford Fusion (rough ride, rather pedestrian). The 200 Limited is sharp looking, elegant, rides decently and demonstrated the highest quality to which we are accustomed. Over 30 MPG's is a plus. I do long for AWD and expect Chrysler to address this desire when the 200 is replaced with what is rumored to be the mesmerizing RWD concept car, also called "200". We could not wait for the sportier "S" edition due this fall, but there is nothing lacking in the Limited model I ordered. Chrysler is on a role. The 300 is far superior, but it was not available when we decided to add a car from Detroit's "Big Three".