2012 Chrysler 200 consumer reviews

wife wanted a convertible, this fits the bill. nice looking car at a reasonable price. back seat is bigger than all the others we looked at.

I love my car alot of car for little price. First time owning a chrysler and will probably get another in the future.. Took an out of state trip with over 1000000 miles and she was just perfect

after few years the car started to fall apart. my transmission is not working properly and i dont think i will buy this brand again.

I love it. This has been an overall excellent experience. I highly recommend this dealership to anyone looking for hassle free buying. Thanks guys for everything.

When new it was good. As time went on it just started to fall apart. Dealer was just as bad with fixing problems. GPS broke compass in dash broke. Gas cap broke. On and on.

Rides smooth, and quiet. Both front and back seats are comfortable. I was surprised with the acceleration of the 4-cylinder (not a sports car, but it certainly has no trouble merging on the highway). The build quality appears to be good, although the plastics are a little on the cheap side. The dash layout, and the steering wheel controls are user-friendly, and the infotainment system is well laid out and easy to navigate. Honestly, I?m not really sure why these cars have a poor reputation.

I purchased a used 2012 Chrysler 200 convertible about four months ago. The car had been a rental in Florida. The second owner was an older couple in Pennsylvania. They had the car for over five years. They took very good care of it and did not drive it in the winter. They turned it in on a new Buick. The convertible had 26,000 miles on it. I had a 2008 Sebring convertible that had also been a rental. It was the best cat that I ever owned. I had it for 9 years. It was very dependable and the cost of maintenance was very low. I hated to give it up, but it had over 100,000 miles on it. When I found the Chrysler 200 convertible for sale at a dealership about two hours away, I did not hesitate to go see it and test drive it. It was like a brand new car. Chrysler has made some nice improvements to the interior. There are now controls on the steering wheel. They also replaced the vinyl soft top with a cloth rag top. The 6 cylinder has lots of pep. The interior is very quiet and the radio has great sound. I drive about 45 miles a day to work and back. The car averages 27 plus miles to the gallon. It is a great looking car. It gets lots of compliments wherever I go. The trunk is a good size. Even with the top down, I can still fit two sets of golf clubs in the trunk. I would highly recommend this car. I would recommend getting a 6 cylinder like mine.

Fooled by the pretty package. Performance sucks! Too much body to be a 4-cylinder. Going uphill you lose ALL speed! Dont take turns well...and significant mechanical problems

AFTER A VERY BRIEF OWNERSHIP OF THE CAR -- WE ARE VERY PLEASE ABOUT EVERY THING ON THE CAR --THE BEST FEATURE IS THE TOP FOLDS DOWN INTO THE TRUNK

Limited Convertible V6. 63k on it. Even the heated seats in Florida are welcomed this winter. Feature rich car, styling and pep to match. At age 71, coming from a Miata, the comfort is just incredible in every way. Simply put, this is my car of choice and the last year of ownership has only reinforced my appraisal. Pesky top up/down switch in trunk held open with a thick rubber washer squeezed into slot. Removed cargo shelf too. I am the only driver, if I pack trunk with stuff and put the top down then, My Bad.