2005 Chrysler 300 consumer reviews

My father and i went to look at a car that i was told on the phone was in great condition and when we looked at the car it was all banged up on the passenger side. After we noticed that we had waited for the salesman John to get off of the phone despite the fact that he had told us he was getting the keys for the vehicle but he ended up on the phone so we left. I do not recommend going here based upon their very unprofessional demeanor

I find it interesting that someone feels qualified to write a review on a car he did not buy, and solely based on a mechs. opinion. He was probably a GM nut anyway. I recently purchased a 300 Limited, and find it to be exceptional in every respect. Incidentally, Motor Trend magazine, (& others) found this to be Car of the year in 2005. It handles, rides, and performs as well or better, in all respects to anything else I have been exposed to, and I have driven many different vehicles, and have been driving for nearly 60 years. My uncle, who is a certified GM devotee admits to being thoroughly impressed with this car. The 3.5 is obviously not as fast as the Hemis, but 90mph in the quarter is certainly acceptable for a family sedan.

The car looks beautiful. However after speaking with my mechanic about the car, he said the "hemi" engine is a lot of trouble, work, and money. I trust him, so I bought a 2014 ATS Caddie, and I AM SO HAPPY! I started looking for a nice used car, and ended up buy a brand new car!..

I am not a big car enthusiasts or a consumer reviewer im just a normal person that drives a good looking AMERICAN CAR. It is sad that nowadays american cars somehow break after a certain amount of years . I am very disappointed with the 300 that I have becaus I have a problem with it that is very rare. This flaw is a design flaw whoever designed this gear box should be fired. There is no way a cars gear box should be stuck this car doesn't even have 100000 miles on it yet. This is a disgrace to american engineering because I have to pay 500 dollars for a design flaw. Something needs to be done

I have driven Camaro's and I would rather drive this Hemi Corners great, handles great, lots of power, really a blast to drive. It is a luxury hot rod. Maintenance has been good except for tires.( Expensive and don't last long.) A lot of bang for the buck.

Had nothing but a great experience with this car, it is reliable , comfortable, dependable, and the mpg is excellent for its size. It is a classy and luxurious car inside, as well as outside. The steering allows you to make quick and safe decisions and the car responds immediately. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

This car is a great alternative to Mercedes or Lexus. Style by Mercedes designers. Solid engineering, performance and luxury. Maintenance is reasonable and very reliable. Great value sedan. This one actually has upgrades in the dash and exterior trims is very well maintained.

It has a great ride and nice acceleration.Interier is very roomy and has a large trunk.MPG. could be a little better but its about what I expected.

Majestic comes to mind. I'm a big guy and this car is plush and comfortable. Good fuel mileage, quite, great sound system, makes carry 4 adults & luggage a breeze, rear air is nice with good head/leg room, trunk is large enough for a small family. I've owned Jags, Cadillacs and SUVs; this is by far the best bang for the $$s. The only negative is you have to be careful of the blind spot when changing lanes and backing

Styling could not be beat but but built like "cardboard prefab house". Very disappointed in the craftmenship of the car as a whole.