Used Chrysler 200 for sale near me

What criteria do you have in shopping your next used vehicle? 1. You want to buy a used car that is believed to be absolutely trouble free (Equivalent to a certified grade). 2. You are ok to buy a car at a fair market price (You are not trying to find a steal deal or to negotiate a price). 3. You hate sales pitch. Then go to Carmax. This is my best advice based on my past car buying experiences with all sorts of car dealers. You can't go wrong with Carmax if the above three are your criteria. Carmax set an extremely high standard in their car reconditioning protocols. Carmax certification is as good as manufacturer's certifications. Meanwhile, you will be discouraged if you come to Carmax in hope to find a steal deal, because all of their cars are priced RIGHT, and they never give you a room to negotiate over the price. This means that they don't play games, and they don't let you play games, either. They are fair. You have to be fair, too. A good news is, they don't try to steal your money. So don't try to steal theirs. However, I have one serious advice: Get pre-approved by a local credit union before coming to Carmax. While Carmax too does offer financing, their repayment rule has a catch. Say your monthly payment was set to $100. If you put $500 at once, you expect that the extra $400 would automatically go to principal payment, right? Not with Carmax financing. Instead, the first $300 goes to the three upcoming monthly payments, and only the remaining $200 will go to principal payment. If you intend to pay off your auto loan quick, this repayment rule that they set up is a deal breaker. A good thing is, they will gladly let you use your credit union financing; they won't pressure you into choosing their financing service. Good luck, and never go back to liars that live in the rest of the world.

I love my car. Have had it nearly 2yrs and have had no problems. It's interior looks really nice, and with kids in and out of it everyday it seems to be holding up well.

Chris D'allessandro is a fckn magician. If you live in or anywhere near Maryland, & have bad or no credit at all. Call Carmax & ask for this dude.. YOU'LL THANK ME LATER.

This car has been so good to me. It does however have a problem when shifting from 4th to 5th gear and im not very happy about that. It started about 2 days after i got the car and has given me trouble ever since.

This was the first time that I've used CarMax... always felt that the "no-haggle" thing was just a grift. It's not. Very fairly priced car in pristine condition. They even transferred it for free. Transaction was relatively quick and painless as well. They were even able to take care of the REAL tags and title there as well. If you do your pricing research, they are most definitely an option. And thankfully there was no sleazy salesman vibe or upwelling. Would gladly use them again. Oh, and they actually FILLED the tank, which USED TO BE commonplace, and I didn't have to ask.

Bought the car used from a rental company back in 2014. It's the V6. I am still satisfied with the car, the engine and transmission have offered no problems, it's quite fast and for a V-6 the fuel economy is impressive. Having said all that the cons are its rather small for a mid-sized car( if size is important to you) and changing the headlight bulbs and battery is difficult. Also while interior is comfortable for the driver, it is pretty basic and no thrills.

The sales associate I working with was great, very accommodating as I had children with me. It was a bit difficult because they were renovating at the time I was there and they usually have a kids area. I?m sure it will be a little easier when everything is finished. The only slow part was actually signing the papers for the vehicle purchase because the business office was behind and what was originally predicted to me to take one hour took almost 2.5 hours.

I put 43000 miles in a year and a half on my 200c. I crashed it 3 times and drove like an absolutely lunatic all while being severely impaired by those fentenol pills. I was constantly slamming into curbs and went about 20000 miles without changing the oil and my faithful ride took it like a champ. If this car can take care of a crackhead junkie, I’m certain that it will take care of anyone. P.s. I no longer drive my 200 like I stole it and since I’m no longer on them blues, I’m able to Return the favor and take care of my 200.

The best auto-buying experience I've ever had! Told them what I wanted and they immediately found a match. Better still, it only took 1-hour to finalize everything and I drove away with $0 down. Would highly recommend!

So far the car is excellent I'm glad I purchased it & Ian Carlton & the management team wonderful to work with them satisfied! A

lowest fee in VA. I have been looking for a $6000 car everywhere I go $1000 fee if not more. H&R only $395 and they give 3 months warranty too.

I’m about to reach 200,000 miles and the car still runs! And the paint still looks beautiful no oxidation. I’ve only done oil changes on it and replaced one wheel bearing.

From the start, Prime Motors delivered timely responses and I was in and out with ease. I was able to trade-in my vehicle and leave with my dream car, made a great deal for both parties!

Hello all! Figured I would drop a review for anyone who is interested in purchasing this vehicle in 2022. I bought mine last year, 2015 200s w/65K miles on it. V6 engine, HID headlamps with LED fog lights, and silver 19 inch wheels all for 11.5K. I went to the dealership and test drove two vehicles that day, my Chrysler and a Hyundai Elantra. Did not care for the Hyundai, even though it was a few years newer with about 15K more miles on it. The Chrysler 200S sold me the minute I got into it and started the test drive. Not only does it look sporty on the outside, but it feels the exact same way on the inside. Now, of course I had done countless reading and research on the 200's before I bought it, and 90% of the reviews I read were negative. Transmission problems, electrical malfunctions, engines going bad. You name it, you've probably read about it somewhere on the internet. I am fairly certain I got lucky because I have had very little issues with mine since purchasing it last year. Had to replace the thermostat at about 67K miles, but other than that I have enjoyed being in this vehicle and driving it as much as I possibly can. With all that being said, I will agree that the shifting in between certain gears can be a bit annoying and sometimes rough. What I recommend is going to either a local shop or a dealership that can flash and update the PCM & ECM modules as well as do the relearn for the transmission. Night and day difference and totally worth the extra cash, especially if you drive this vehicle locally and not on the interstate daily. Downshifting is 1000% smoother, same with upshifts (Gears 3-5 seem to have the most issues for most consumers). Also had the Mopar Cold Air Intake installed to help the MPG's a bit and save some $$ on air filters. This car is also very easily modifiable, even for the most basic consumer. Overall, I would recommend buying this car in 2022 if you can find it for the right deal. Just make sure you do your research and know exactly what kind of car you are buying; the more you know the better. Currently sitting at 75K miles and I'm going to drive this car well into the 200K range if I can.