2013 Chrysler 200 consumer reviews

This car has been nothing but problems, been to the dealer... got charged 150 for a diagnoses and almost 50 for a gas cap. Which didn't help the problem any.

This car is a Great car and it drives as I want it. I sprayed the wheel to black and dechromed it all. Now I have the all black feel both inside and outside. The performance is great and I could recommend it.

I previously had a silver/grey 2008 Chrysler Sebring Touring Hardtop convertible (with most of the Limited's options). So upgrading to a red/cream 2013 200 Limited Hardtop convertible was pretty straight forward (all controls and features are basically the same). Except, the 200's materials are much nicer than the previous Sebring's plastic finishes. The 200's 3.6 Pentastar/6 speed tranny combination (with autostick) was a pleasant surprise compared to the previous 2.7/4 speed tranny combination from 2008. No more hunting of gears while on hilly terrain with the 200. The entertainment/gps system was also slightly improved and unlike the manufacturers constant need to further complicate infotainment systems (I have a 2017 Pacifica that has a HUGE manual needed to find everything for its infotainment system), the 730 stereo has enough fun features without being overly complicated. The 200 also rides quieter. The cherry red exterior and cream interior is a striking color combination, and looks nicer than most other convertibles. The hardtop feature of the convertible is what wins with me due to better security, quieter ride, and the ability to drive in the winter without worries of the snow load during storms (only the Volvo and VW Eos had this feature but like the 200 convertible, they also no longer manufacture a hardtop convertible anymore).... otherwise, I'd have looked at the Mustang or Camaro convertible. Unfortunately, Chrysler stopped making these Hardtop convertibles in 2015.... so I bought this used 2013 to last me another 15 years as there is nothing being sold now or on the horizon that compares. The 2013 is the epitome of the three and a half generations of the Sebring/200 convertibles (1996-2014), and unless Chrysler starts making another one..... all I can say to the person looking for a good used convertible, is to buy a good example of a 2013/2014 Limited or S Hardtop convertible. You won't be sorry (just make sure you get an extended bumper to bumper warranty for piece of mind). I bought this one with 96,250 miles for $13,250 (including the 5 yr/60,000 mile "premium" warranty)...... and I consider it the best buy out there for a hardtop convertible. Bar none.

This car met all my needs. Plenty of leg room. Larg trunk. Very comfortable seating and driving. Quiet driving. The sound system is extra nice with all the speakers.

This car is more bang for your buck. It drives very well. Its perfect for any family. I will be in the market for a car soon. I hope a car like this is available. Perfect!!!

I love the car, but it could have more room in front seat, it's cramped for a heavy person Received lots of compliments on it.

This car gets good mileage for its size. Excellent Power when you need it. Great sound system. All the other bells and whistles are just icing on the cake. Very fond of the acceleration!

The car was good for a while but as time went on more and more problems arose. It?s stylish and comfortable but the quality isn?t there

The Chrysler 200 is a testament to why the Chrysler and FCA brand is knocking at death's door. The Chrysler 200 performed extremely poor during the time that I owned it. The transmission felt as if it was always one shift away from failure. The brake system of the vehicle was extremely poor and the handling was horrible. The wheel bearing went out in the vehicle after I purchased it used with 40,000 miles on it. Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) should gracefully bow out of the automaker industry in order to save their employees. This vehicle purchase turned me into a foreign vehicle purchaser for the rest of my life. I will not ever spend money on an American car manufacturer for the rest of my life.

Convertible top is very useful. Especislly in Florida. Great value for the money! This is my 2nd Chrysler convertible. The 1st was a 2005 Sebring. This one is the 200 series with a 3.6l