2015 Chrysler 200 consumer reviews

Purchased this vehicle less than two years ago. I have experienced transmission issues now for the past year. Despite Chrysler replacing the transmission, I am still experiencing issues which have caused extreme safety concerns as I have two small children. Chrysler is refusing to stand behind their product and make things right despite having my issues escalated through Chrysler Care Assistance. I will NEVER purchase a Chrysler again. Once I am able to, I will be getting rid of this vehicle and buying someone I feel safe putting my children in.

MutiAir V4 4cylnder vehicle is awesome love the nine speed and the fact that since I have a Sport Edition I can drive it in both automatic and manual transmission and it saves on gas I recommend using cruise control I drove all the way from Ohio to Maryland on cruise and my vehicle gets up to 33.7 mpg I thought I was going to use a full tank driving 347 miles but I still have 143 miles to E and I have 325 miles to E when I left Ohio

It's a great car to drive I love the fuel Mileage I get on a daily basis Super easy to drive and has lots of features.

Really comfortable, lot of space inside of the car and the trunk. Mileage is ok for a luxury car. And car accessories are simple to use (A/C, radio) etc.

Love the touch screen, I also love the e85 gasoline. It's really cheap to fill up and great for reliability.

We have a sparkly candy apple red 200 2015, Chrysler. It really looks nice. But not a lot of space in side. Large trunk. Our problem is the shifting. If you are starting and stopping a lot you will feel the jerking. We have had it in the Chrysler shop twice so far and just bought it about 2 months ago. They told us this last time that it cannot be fixed. All 9 gear cars shift with the jerking. Instead of getting up to around 18-20 to shift like a 6 cylinder, the 9 gears will shift 3-4 miles and then again and again. This causes the car to jerk and lunge when you give it a little gas. We regret buying it. It also has stalled twice on us. So here we are with a car still under warranty and it cannot be fixed they say.

Great car, great price. very dependable looks good and runs very well for the small 4 cylinder motor. I love my 200

The transmission shakes when shift and the computer is not accurate the d. R. N.p. when I put it in r. It go in park by it self it jerks bad

This is one of the more enjoyable cars that I have ever owned. I am 5'11" and weigh 140 pounds, so I may be a little smaller, but this car offers plenty of room to the driver and passenger. The back is a little tighter than some competing makes, i.e. Ford Fusion, but I would never call it cramped. It has sleek, eye-catching contours on the outside that give it an appearance deceptive to it's price bracket. The interior, even on my very base Limited model, is comfortable, technology driven and advanced. Auto e-brakes, standard camera, push to start and a dial transmission control make it a somewhat unique experience with a slew of customizable features on the steering wheel dash. The bluetooth receiver on my 4in infotainment center is less than ideal, as it often skips with any phone I attach to it, though I personally find this a small issue. Handling is quick and responsive, I have never felt like I couldn't accelerate quickly enough, stop immediately enough or turn hard enough. Beyond this, I get an impressive 34 miles to the gallon with my commute, earning about a 500 mile tank at roughly $30-$35 fill ups from near empty. Pretty pleased all said and done.

Its quiet, luxurious, and a pleasure to drive. It's also the greatest bargain on the car market today.