Chrysler 200 for Sale in Tucson, AZ

This car has style and comfort. My previous ride was an SUV and I was weary of returning to a sedan. The seats, legroom, and handling won me over.

The ride in this car is great, and this Chrysler 200C with a V-6 has plenty of power, but surprisingly enough also great gas mileage as well. I am really blow away by the quality of the build, and at the same time sad that Chrysler decided to discontinue this great car... but for the next years I am enjoying this great ride.

Sporty comfortable low profile vehicle great on gas , One fill up per week. Handle's nice has enough speed for highway or city limits an affordable all around great deal.

It’s exactly what I pictured myself in. I love everything about it. It’s overall smaller than my previous Sebring, which is great. Everything on the inside is perfect, and I keep getting compliments about how nice the car is. I bought it the same day I saw it without test driving it, a huge gamble, but I knew it was exactly what I wanted

200C AWD 3.6 Liter: Have had car year and a half (Had one previous owner) .. Now has 48K, on it. Terrific road trip car ... 500+ watt Alpine stereo, with touchscreen, makes it awesome to play all my albums on my usb. 2018 and 2019 cars, American and import are just catching up, in mid-size class .. This car was the absolute top, in it's model year. AWD makes you safe, going in a thunderstorm ... 3.6 Liter motor gets you where you need to be, FAST .. 300 horsepower when you fill it with 89 octane+ gasoline. My steering-mounted shifters, with S-mode on the trans are sweet, for really moving from a stop! .. Ride of a C all wheel drive is tout - like the 200S suspension. Although Chrysler cheaped out on tires (on the 19 " rims), I have since upgraded to Goodyear Z-rated performance tires ->> 255/40/19s. These help the back end, on hard acceleration on the highway. Replacement items under warranty - Power Transfer Case, ABS module. Other than that got new wheel bearings, on front both sides .. But that was from hitting a pothole from he!! (More like a crater) on 64 West, in WV - one of the worst-maintained arteries in the country - heading towards freeway 77, last year. The 9-speed transmission yes isn't the most refined thing, but dang this car goes [A decent tradeoff, for me] .. And - Hint: If you buy one, and the trans shifts quick ... DO NOT LET THEM update the transmission. The new flashes make it worse .. Make it stiff (especially 2nd-3rd gear), and make your car literally slower .. in Regular-mode driving. If you have car in for an oil change, and the dealership does update - next time you're in there make them put the old flash, back in. When I got my 200 I did nothing but let the trans learn how I drive .. And it did. Chrysler made a fantastic car .... But their advertising, while this car was made, was not great ... They didn't differentiate this model, and sister model 200S V6 from the base 200s ... And this car is a wholly different ride. (Although it's my understanding the LX and Limited 2016-17 models work substantially better, than those of the first year)

I purchased this car about a month ago and loving it so far. Has no issues.. yet. I love how smooth the drive is and the exterior is very nice looking.

This car has been reliable it is an eye Turner and it is good on gas. It even has giving me more confidence in my self. People treat me with more respect. I must say I have become a fan of Chrysler. Who needs a camaro... not me. Chrysler gives more.

I love my car. I tried several cars before purchasing this one. I am a full-figured woman that needs extra room in the seating area.... Many cars that I tried I was extremely uncomfortable because the seat beat was way too tight or the seat of the chair felt like I was sitting in a tea cup....

Have had two of the Chrysler 200 very good car Great gas mileage dependable and very comfortable to drive would recommend it to any looking for a very reliable car

Easy to maintain; easy to wash and keep spotless. Very reliable, wish I could keep it forever; sad I'm 92 and it's time to sell.

I have owned two other Chrysler convertibles and have been extremely pleased with them. They were both used and former rental cars. That is why I decided to find another one. I purchased my 200 convertible in October 2017. I am the third owner. It was a rental in Florida, then owned by an elderly couple in Pennsylvania, who stored it in winter. When I purchased it, the car had 26,000 miles on it. The V6 engine is very powerful. The cloth top is a big improvement over the vinyl top. It has a quiet, nice ride. Gas mileage on the highway is around 30mpg. The steering wheel controls are a nice addition. The radio has beautiful sound. The top goes up and down quickly. The trunk is very roomy. I can still get two sets of golf clubs in the trunk with the top down. The car now had 36,000 miles and I have only had to do the recommended maintenance. The battery is the original, so I will replace that in the near future. I hope to have this car for a long time. I am very sad that Chrysler stopped making the 200 convertible.

I just started driving the 2014 model for car rides like a dream it currently has 248000 miles yes that is not a miss type I just can't believe it it does lack take off power the inside is not the best as for plug ins but overall the car rides just like a new nothing is wrong with it no light no noises if I had good credit I'd buy one

I've owned 4 or 5 Sebring converts over the years. Always V6's. Sure, they have their shortcomings, but they are the best value convertibles for the money to be found. I've had my eye open for a 200 retractible hardtop for a few years now and finally found the one for me at CarMax. It was in Albany and CarMax shipped it to my Orlando store. It's a red S, with black interior. 57k miles when purchased, 78k 2 years later. 3.6 liter V6 has plenty of power and the 6 speed auto works great. I road trip often and mpg is low 30's highway. I had a local audio shop put in a back-up camera which made it perfect !!! To me, this version is very European in style and gets lots of looks and compliments. It's very quiet inside too, unlike my old cloth tops. This car is a keeper for me, I am very happy with it.

This car meets all my needs . Fits my budget perfectly. It is worth every penny it’s a Big Bang for your buck a great investment.

This vehicle was exactly what I was needing! I absolutely love it and I get compliments all the time. It is good on mileage, very low maintenance and the features are great.

I have owned three of these Chrysler 200 s convertibles..the most recent one a hard top convertible with all the options. It is comfortable riding, ideal for cruising and, at least this one, has gotten as much as 31 mpg on the highway. It is a gorgeous car on the outside, and there as not so many on the road, so it holds some exclusivity. What I don't like is the re-curing, known issue concerning the 430n navigation radio that has comments all over the web, and that while Chrysler has been aware of for 4 years now, refuses to do anything about it. The garmin sourced navigation gets to the point at which it will not load the maps and then it never loads them again. This can happen 5 years down the road, or 6 months in. I have 13k miles on my car and hardly use the navigation and yet, it went out. Chrysler devalues their brand and this car by refusing to take care of issues that it knows are common failures and defects and just let's it's customers flail with $1500 bills for a new radio. There are other known issues with this car that are well documented online and on Chrysler forums that they also seem to be unwilling to do anything about or to improve the product over the years to take care of. Too bad..because this car is worlds better than what is out there now to compete.