Just bought myself a 2018 300 L for my birthday today (10/08/18). Pretty much loaded minus the V8 HEMI. I’m coming from a 2006 300C (hemi). I thought I would miss the hemi terribly but, this v6 is actually not bad at all. I absolutely love this car. Large touchscreen display, sunroof, leather seats, power everything, GAP included. Only 8 miles at purchase. Very satisfied customer.
Own a 2013 C, all the bells and whistles, and it's the plushest couch on four wheels you can imagine. Had a loaner 2018 AWD and the suspension is much tighter, more nimble, better handling but not nearly the cruiser as the previous gen. And though basically the same 3.6L engine as the '13, the 2018 engine isn't quite up to par, IMO. Still, it's the prettiest, most gangsta American sedan on the road today.
I own a Black 2018 300C with the Hemi. I find this is the best overall luxury sports sedan I've ever owned. The Hemi gives it solid performance and a great sounding exhaust. The 20" rims gives it a lower look and adds to the overall appearance of the 300C. Thanks for sharing your road test. It's a Great car. I should add. I drove the V6 version but after driving the 300C with the Hemi. The 300C was not only an attractive, roomy sedan full of technology. But added the performance I was looking for.
It is very nice. I own a BMW X5 and I agree, this Chrysler 300 was extremely comfortable. I drove it 6 hours in one day and loved it. You get a lot for the money in this 300.
One of the things that made it so great is that the chassis was derived from the early 2000's E Class with the mechanical suspension pieces coming from both the E and S Class parts bins. Best thing is that you don't have to maintain a Benz to do it. It's not the same but it's a solid and dynamic handling interstate cruiser with a great ride and considering it's competetition, it's in a class of its own.
I have a 2014 300s and LOVE IT!!! I've been seeing video and reading blogs that are saying that 2019 is the last year for the 300. Sad news. It seems the automobile companies think that everyone wants suv's and pickup trucks. I Can't believe that Chrysler is shelving the 300. I'll be buying another one to put in storage and only drive occasionally. The 2014 is the second 300 I've owned. I had a 2007 and loved that car also and was looking forward to driving only 300's for the remainder of time.but short of always having one in storage I don't know if I'll always have one. I'm definitely going to try tho. Just as a footnoteif the maker of this video reads this you may want to try not.talking about how the car looks.so much. For the first 3 minutes or so of the video I think you said looks 3-4 dozen times. We can see how it looks. Tell us sometj2aboit the car. It IS a review after all.
Just got a blue 2017 AWD V6 with linen interior. The 8 speed is so different than the old 3 speeds. Plenty of pickup, handles really well, and hugs the corners. Quiet and comfortable ride! Backup camera makes so much difference when parking. Last car I had of this quality was a blue 1965 Oldsmobile Jetstar 1, light blue interior, 425 cu.in/370 HP. Family in between that one and this one. Smiling while I drive now.
I love mine...I wanted one since 2013 I was talked out of it..I finally bought my first 2016 300s with 13000 miles in 2018 then traded up last year to 2018 with 19900 miles on it..and now a year later I only have 27000 miles on it..with ALL the bells and whistles except thehe I and the hot and cold cup holder.. it even has the shade which is sweet
This feels very 60s Chrysler New Yorker to me, idk why, I feel like they took a lot of inspiration from that car, because this thing exudes Sinatra era land yacht vibes
I own the v8 hemi. Dont let anyone tell you otherwise. A v6 will never compare. It accelerates quickly and quietly. Everything is effortless. And I get 19-22 city and 25-30 highway. It's a heavy car and it needs that boost
As nice as that Pentastar V6 is, there's no comparison with the HEMI. Chrysler needs to not only continue offering the HEMI as an option, but also to provide a Hellcat version of it... without losing anything on the luxury end of the vehicle. Such a Hellcat 300C would launch the 300 series into the World Class of cars that are dominated by the likes of Mercedes and BMW.
I have always been attracted to this classic body style though I have never owned one. I looked at a new one the other day. The only thing that has kept me from buying one is that it doesn’t hold it’s value. My husband said that if buy one I’d better be prepared to keep it for a long time because resale value wouldn’t be there. What do you think? I’ve only owned one Chrysler (Concorde LXi) bought brand new and was not happy with it at all and only kept it 2 years. Beautiful car but it had no passing speed and it broke down a couple of times and the dealership were asses!
I'm going to trade in or sell my 2014 300 3.6 rwd for a new 2018 300s but a AWD, still a v6 tho.. I live in Chicago and the winters suck out here and that AWD system in the 300 are great.. only activate when it needs to.. I'm thinking of just leasing one and changing it out for a new one every 2 or 3 years.. Much better choice.. But yeah there great cars, I also love the way the 2015+ body style looks.
Impressive video! I own a 2015 Chrysler 300C. Not much different than the 2018 model that you reviewed. Love my car and am waiting for what comes from Chrysler in 2019. I'm waiting for that next "big jump."
John Samuels haha yes the exterior design is similar to the Rolls Royce Ghost. Always wondered why Chrysler chose to do that when they first introduced the 300
I have a 2016 Awd 300C and the trunk is small. The armrest was able to slide up so to help my 5.6 frame. I also wished I was able to update the nav without paying $300 + every few months. Ps the braking is really bad. I believe it’s a D on the review boards. I had to update to slotted and drilled, not expensive, to get acceptable stopping power.
Where is the 392cid SRT, 8/10 SPEED auto? Affordable luxury & Performance. Easy to modify, very good foundation ( older Mercedes E-Class bones ). Very nice car ( 392CID SRT ) Hit me up when offered.
Have heard BMW repair bills are $$$$$$. Wanted a nice car but hoping repairs, once the 5 year ext. warranty expires, won't be too $$. Chrysler is still part US vehicle so we'll see.
Did they improve the headlights output in dark roads? I like my 2014 Chrysler 300, but the headlights are too dim for dark roads, they look AMAZING :-)
This car is the same size as my 2013 Hyundai Sonata 2.0t. The Sonata has the same interior space and more trunk space. The 2013 2.0T is quicker and faster than the V6 Chrysler 300. The Sonata also gets 34mpg. The Sonata's backup camera is by far superior to Chrysler's. All that aside, I bought the 2018 5.7L Chrysler 300s. I love the V8. My MPG really sucks. I am getting 14 mpg in the city but that's because I have no self control when it comes to acceleration. Thanks for the video.
And the 2011-14 Sonatas and 2011-2013 Optima’s has had issues with their backup cameras they had updated it in the 2015- current Sonata’s and 2014-current Optima’s I have a 2015 Optima Sxl turbo with the updated UVO with apple car play and luckily no issues
I got a 2015 and it’s exactly the same. I do enjoy this car. Its my daily driver I got the V6. I don’t think a is a good idea because here in California there is so much traffic besides this is a cruzer car not a sport car. Its heavy.
In a heavy car like this the 5.7 is really the only option. Chrysler needs the AWD in the 5.7L. Also, where is the Hellcat 6.2L option? That motor needs to be in as many lines as possible.
What's with the white seats. If you like cleaning the dirt off of them I'm sure it will get old real quick. Poor color choices - Green? Dash and trim are boring - Black? That's it? Used to have nice brown wood grain. Being they are phasing this out by 2022 (I'm told) Chrysler is not putting much effort into any more builds.
More color and trim options would be nice. Earlier versions had light green and light blue. Tan interior verses mocha would be nice. Maybe "boring stylist", i.e. black, grey, off white, blue black, red black, although I love the blue dash lights. All a matter of our tastes.
Idk if they in the same class but I choose the 2018 Honda Accord over the 2018 300. I had 2012 300. I think it’s time for them to change the design of the 300.
Halfway through this, I have no knowledge still about the engine transmission electrical system works and failures successes. So what we're talking about it is another piece of junk that's going to take review on
The body is basically the same as the 2011. They tweaked it here and there in 2015 but the body is basically the same as 2011. So thats 8 years with the same body style! Thats insane! A complete redesign is way overdue! Chrysler normally redesigns every 3 years or 4 years max! I have no idea why they are keeping this dated body style. 2018 better be the last year they have this body style
Agreed, but it's tough to do a complete redesign unless they change the shape, which would be fine but it would possibly not retain that distinctive 300 look. I'm not sure what the best way to go is. I haven't seen or heard anything about the 2019 model yet. Thanks for watching 👍
Simon Abanto Well those cars are about 20k more expensive so that's be expected. It's like comparing a Bulova to a Rolex. They both do a fine job of telling time, one is just fancier than the other.
I'd avoid anything Chrysler these days. The new Fiat owned Chrysler has no customer loyalty and has a history of not standing by its product. It's a Chrysler so it will have issues. Now do you want to gamble if They will fix it under warranty?
My car came with the remainder of Chrysler's warranty and used vehicle guarantee. So far they have: 1 fixed the curb damage on the front right and rear rims, 2. repainted the front hood to fix a few nicks from road damage. Very happy thus far. Only time will tell. Could be getting to the right dealership?
They replaced my water pump under the power train warranty within 2 hours, no questions asked. This was on a 2014 Grand Cherokee V8 bought brand new in 2014.
The car has not had a significant change since 2011. Yes it has an 8 speed transmission but its under powered v6 doesn't get good gas mileage. The car looks just about the same all the way from 2011. The thing that get me is that consumer reports gives it a 2 out of 5 for reliably. I think its sad that just could not afford to risk buying one of these.
jesse diaz The 3.6 V6 is NOT "underpowerwd" with almost 300hp!! And it gets about 32/33 mpg on the highway unless you drive like a maniac! I drove these cars long distances for 2 years for Chrysler.
I stand corrected I thought the v6 had about 260 some odd horse power with a 19/ 30 mpg. 19/30 mpg sucks if you have a 260 horsepower engine but at 292 19/30 mpg is great. The only thing that would still worry me is the reliability consumers report gives them a 3 out of 5. I didn't use to care because to warranties but a major repair out of a warranty could be astronomical.
Just bought myself a 2018 300 L for my birthday today (10/08/18). Pretty much loaded minus the V8 HEMI. I’m coming from a 2006 300C (hemi). I thought I would miss the hemi terribly but, this v6 is actually not bad at all. I absolutely love this car. Large touchscreen display, sunroof, leather seats, power everything, GAP included. Only 8 miles at purchase. Very satisfied customer.
Does it come without the sunroof? (not sure why people like those, but...to each his/her own).
For you to have a hemi to a v6 and be satisfied with it , says a lot , that v6 must be very good and solid
Own a 2013 C, all the bells and whistles, and it's the plushest couch on four wheels you can imagine. Had a loaner 2018 AWD and the suspension is much tighter, more nimble, better handling but not nearly the cruiser as the previous gen. And though basically the same 3.6L engine as the '13, the 2018 engine isn't quite up to par, IMO. Still, it's the prettiest, most gangsta American sedan on the road today.
I own a Black 2018 300C with the Hemi. I find this is the best overall luxury sports sedan I've ever owned. The Hemi gives it solid performance and a great sounding exhaust. The 20" rims gives it a lower look and adds to the overall appearance of the 300C. Thanks for sharing your road test. It's a Great car. I should add. I drove the V6 version but after driving the 300C with the Hemi. The 300C was not only an attractive, roomy sedan full of technology. But added the performance I was looking for.
Everything about this design is very appealing... Great price too!
It’s a nice car and the price is really outstanding. Dealers are selling these for WAY below MSRP.
I’ve got a 2016 platinum and I absolutely love my car! This is me coming from Infiniti’s and BMW.
It is very nice. I own a BMW X5 and I agree, this Chrysler 300 was extremely comfortable. I drove it 6 hours in one day and loved it. You get a lot for the money in this 300.
Get cold air intake. Great drive..
One of the things that made it so great is that the chassis was derived from the early 2000's E Class with the mechanical suspension pieces coming from both the E and S Class parts bins. Best thing is that you don't have to maintain a Benz to do it. It's not the same but it's a solid and dynamic handling interstate cruiser with a great ride and considering it's competetition, it's in a class of its own.
@@TheTestDrive what your mpg in chrysler ?
The way you located camera makes it easier to see the whole car..it gives me a feeling like I am inside the car. Marvellous.
Glad you enjoyed it! It’s just the GoPro wide angle lens! This was early on in my youtube channel where that was the only camera I had 😎
I have a 2014 300s and LOVE IT!!! I've been seeing video and reading blogs that are saying that 2019 is the last year for the 300. Sad news. It seems the automobile companies think that everyone wants suv's and pickup trucks. I Can't believe that Chrysler is shelving the 300. I'll be buying another one to put in storage and only drive occasionally. The 2014 is the second 300 I've owned. I had a 2007 and loved that car also and was looking forward to driving only 300's for the remainder of time.but short of always having one in storage I don't know if I'll always have one. I'm definitely going to try tho. Just as a footnoteif the maker of this video reads this you may want to try not.talking about how the car looks.so much. For the first 3 minutes or so of the video I think you said looks 3-4 dozen times. We can see how it looks. Tell us sometj2aboit the car. It IS a review after all.
Just got a blue 2017 AWD V6 with linen interior. The 8 speed is so different than the old 3 speeds. Plenty of pickup, handles really well, and hugs the corners. Quiet and comfortable ride! Backup camera makes so much difference when parking. Last car I had of this quality was a blue 1965 Oldsmobile Jetstar 1, light blue interior, 425 cu.in/370 HP. Family in between that one and this one. Smiling while I drive now.
Do you still have it?
Chrysler , please do NOT stop building this car, as the rumors say you will stop production in a few years.
The AWD system is phenomenal also.
I still have my 2018 and had very little problems. I think I get good mileage and a great ride for travel.
I love mine...I wanted one since 2013 I was talked out of it..I finally bought my first 2016 300s with 13000 miles in 2018 then traded up last year to 2018 with 19900 miles on it..and now a year later I only have 27000 miles on it..with ALL the bells and whistles except thehe I and the hot and cold cup holder.. it even has the shade which is sweet
I have a 2016 300 limited. No bells and whistles but I love it to death
Good review Rob. Just bought the 2018 300 AWD Limited. It's got everything!
This feels very 60s Chrysler New Yorker to me, idk why, I feel like they took a lot of inspiration from that car, because this thing exudes Sinatra era land yacht vibes
I too drive with left hand only.
a great mixture of shots to give us a complete look at the car. thanks
Thanks David! I’m glad you found it useful.
Love the review Rob, going to the dealership on Monday to get one for myself in the Ocean Blue finish
Tommy Tibble thanks! And that’s awesome - congrats! 👍
Great video and review. I have the 2016 model of 300 and not much has changed. It’s a great car.
Thanks! It’s a really nice car and offers a lot for the money.
I own the v8 hemi. Dont let anyone tell you otherwise. A v6 will never compare. It accelerates quickly and quietly. Everything is effortless. And I get 19-22 city and 25-30 highway. It's a heavy car and it needs that boost
News that matter fucking lies 19-22 mpg lol city driving .
As nice as that Pentastar V6 is, there's no comparison with the HEMI. Chrysler needs to not only continue offering the HEMI as an option, but also to provide a Hellcat version of it... without losing anything on the luxury end of the vehicle. Such a Hellcat 300C would launch the 300 series into the World Class of cars that are dominated by the likes of Mercedes and BMW.
A Hellcat 300C would be pretty badass haha
I have always been attracted to this classic body style though I have never owned one. I looked at a new one the other day. The only thing that has kept me from buying one is that it doesn’t hold it’s value. My husband said that if buy one I’d better be prepared to keep it for a long time because resale value wouldn’t be there. What do you think? I’ve only owned one Chrysler (Concorde LXi) bought brand new and was not happy with it at all and only kept it 2 years. Beautiful car but it had no passing speed and it broke down a couple of times and the dealership were asses!
Best Highway Cruiser.
It is really comfortable on a long trip!
The Test Drive So is my '15 Kia Cadenza minus the reliability issues.
This review is very informative. That 300 is one of the best.😉🙂
I'm going to trade in or sell my 2014 300 3.6 rwd for a new 2018 300s but a AWD, still a v6 tho.. I live in Chicago and the winters suck out here and that AWD system in the 300 are great.. only activate when it needs to.. I'm thinking of just leasing one and changing it out for a new one every 2 or 3 years.. Much better choice.. But yeah there great cars, I also love the way the 2015+ body style looks.
Impressive video! I own a 2015 Chrysler 300C. Not much different than the 2018 model that you reviewed. Love my car and am waiting for what comes from Chrysler in 2019. I'm waiting for that next "big jump."
Front wheel drive! LOL
doesn't the car kinda remind you of a Royce?
John Samuels haha yes the exterior design is similar to the Rolls Royce Ghost. Always wondered why Chrysler chose to do that when they first introduced the 300
Reminds me of a bulldog.
I have a 2016 Awd 300C and the trunk is small. The armrest was able to slide up so to help my 5.6 frame. I also wished I was able to update the nav without paying $300 + every few months.
Ps the braking is really bad. I believe it’s a D on the review boards. I had to update to slotted and drilled, not expensive, to get acceptable stopping power.
I have a 2015 300 C love this car
Excellent review.
Where is the 392cid SRT, 8/10 SPEED auto? Affordable luxury & Performance. Easy to modify, very good foundation ( older Mercedes E-Class bones ). Very nice car ( 392CID SRT ) Hit me up when offered.
that color yuk
Im thinking on getting one
Is the trunk big enough for a reg sized stroller? I am looking for a new car - or suv. But this is so beautiful I want it lol!!
The Chrysler 300 is beautiful !
Traded in my bmw for 300c platinum. Best decision ever. My 3rd 300 in this lifetime. I dont know what I was thinking buying a bmw lmao.
Have heard BMW repair bills are $$$$$$. Wanted a nice car but hoping repairs, once the 5 year ext. warranty expires, won't be too $$. Chrysler is still part US vehicle so we'll see.
Wish you would tell if the heater works, many cars do not.
Great review!!!
One of the last real LARGE cars. Love mine. Great gas mileage and nicer infotainment than Ford, GM, Toyota, etc.
Do you like it over the Cadillac xts?
Did they improve the headlights output in dark roads? I like my 2014 Chrysler 300, but the headlights are too dim for dark roads, they look AMAZING :-)
I have a '17 limited and the output is great. I drive a mountain pass almost every night to work and have only used brights once in about five months.
This car is the same size as my 2013 Hyundai Sonata 2.0t. The Sonata has the same interior space and more trunk space. The 2013 2.0T is quicker and faster than the V6 Chrysler 300. The Sonata also gets 34mpg. The Sonata's backup camera is by far superior to Chrysler's. All that aside, I bought the 2018 5.7L Chrysler 300s. I love the V8. My MPG really sucks. I am getting 14 mpg in the city but that's because I have no self control when it comes to acceleration. Thanks for the video.
The Sonata feels and rides cheaper than the 300 no doubt...
And the 2011-14 Sonatas and 2011-2013 Optima’s has had issues with their backup cameras they had updated it in the 2015- current Sonata’s and 2014-current Optima’s I have a 2015 Optima Sxl turbo with the updated UVO with apple car play and luckily no issues
I was wondering which engine was in this puppy, until I heard that roar.
The roar told you it was a V6. The V8 sounds even better. 4:43
👎🏽No paddle shifters or Panoramic sunroof.
My 17' AWD 300 S has those features. My only complaint is I want the rear window privacy power shade.
I got a 2015 and it’s exactly the same. I do enjoy this car. Its my daily driver I got the V6. I don’t think a is a good idea because here in California there is so much traffic besides this is a cruzer car not a sport car. Its heavy.
Fred Primo I live in LA too , what's your mpg average
The dual shifter and the rear lower plastic bumper are a No but is still a nice vehicule . .
Joll Christ yeah I mean for the price (especially considering how heavily discounted these things are) I think it’s pretty good.
This is a very nice channel. Hope you get more subscribers
The 3.6 is not a pretty good engine. It is the best V6 inthe field!
In a heavy car like this the 5.7 is really the only option. Chrysler needs the AWD in the 5.7L. Also, where is the Hellcat 6.2L option? That motor needs to be in as many lines as possible.
MY 2014 300C JVL IS 5.7 HEMI AWD . ITS A GREAT RIDE INDEED
nice review
Amadou Ndiaye thanks 👍
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Might as well have said "The 2008 Chrysler 300"
My 2011 had 20 inch rims guy
Does anyone have The 2018 300 Touring? Thinking about trading in my VW Jetta (tranny is going) for this guy but I’ve heard mixed reviews
Price???
What's with the white seats. If you like cleaning the dirt off of them I'm sure it will get old real quick. Poor color choices - Green? Dash and trim are boring - Black? That's it? Used to have nice brown wood grain. Being they are phasing this out by 2022 (I'm told) Chrysler is not putting much effort into any more builds.
More color and trim options would be nice. Earlier versions had light green and light blue. Tan interior verses mocha would be nice. Maybe "boring stylist", i.e. black, grey, off white, blue black, red black, although I love the blue dash lights. All a matter of our tastes.
You have to give stats... ex. the trunk is large. Ok, can you also say how many cu. Ft??
smr144 sure thing, I can incorporate more stats. Thanks for the feedback 👍
Didn't mention fold down rear seats. Handy when the item you bought is longer than about 5 feet.
Dope car, tint the windows,lower it and get some Hellcat rims. Call it a day.
Acuravigor47 I enjoyed it. New rims would be sweet. It’s not my car but if I owned one I’d probably get the V8 and mod that.
I have a pearl 2012 chrysler 300
2019 300 S has 300 hp.👍👍👍😂😂😂😂
The real Chrysler 300 was built 50+ years ago.
Ah, the big boat!
i dont like this car cuz no sunroof no panorama sunroof not 20 inch rims no spiler on the trunk no front lips
Idk if they in the same class but I choose the 2018 Honda Accord over the 2018 300. I had 2012 300. I think it’s time for them to change the design of the 300.
James Taylor I would of gone with the 2018 Camry SXE v6 over accord
James Taylor
do not coddle the drive shift knob with your right hand while underway ,,, very bad habit ..you shouldnt display this to your viewers
you probably should mention this in the video text for safety sake
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Halfway through this, I have no knowledge still about the engine transmission electrical system works and failures successes. So what we're talking about it is another piece of junk that's going to take review on
Hot car had a 300 v6 2011 nice car. a goodloking sexy guy you are....
The body is basically the same as the 2011. They tweaked it here and there in 2015 but the body is basically the same as 2011. So thats 8 years with the same body style! Thats insane! A complete redesign is way overdue! Chrysler normally redesigns every 3 years or 4 years max! I have no idea why they are keeping this dated body style. 2018 better be the last year they have this body style
Agreed, but it's tough to do a complete redesign unless they change the shape, which would be fine but it would possibly not retain that distinctive 300 look. I'm not sure what the best way to go is. I haven't seen or heard anything about the 2019 model yet. Thanks for watching 👍
It's expected in 2020.
Checkers Lane for a while the 300 was the best car cdj had until the charger and challenger came out
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They keep it cuz it looks GREAT!!!
It looks like a bull dog on wheels.
Too bad it can’t compare to Mercedes Audi or bmw
Simon Abanto Well those cars are about 20k more expensive so that's be expected. It's like comparing a Bulova to a Rolex. They both do a fine job of telling time, one is just fancier than the other.
stop yelling
Poor man Bentleys
Lorenzo Rashaad Cunningham You’re not cool
You would think that until a Bentley pulls up next to it.
Poor as in anybody that makes under 500k a year? I would think you would have to make a lot to own a Bentley.
Says the guy that drives neither
Or thrifty mans Rolls Royce.
Nice car...boring vid
When they chopped the backend off from the original, they ruined it. It’s a joke!
That exterior color of this 300 is da pits...plus your melodramatic intro and music is lame! ♐
I'd avoid anything Chrysler these days. The new Fiat owned Chrysler has no customer loyalty and has a history of not standing by its product. It's a Chrysler so it will have issues. Now do you want to gamble if They will fix it under warranty?
blainne2012 that's a very old mindset for this product. It actually had Mercedes tech and style of drive and ride, as quiet as its kept.
The One I'd agree if they didn't leave me with a 5k repair bill over a BS reason just this year.
Brought my 2015 300c to the dealer for a faint gear whine, they replaced the differential without question. in 1 day.
My car came with the remainder of Chrysler's warranty and used vehicle guarantee. So far they have: 1 fixed the curb damage on the front right and rear rims, 2. repainted the front hood to fix a few nicks from road damage. Very happy thus far. Only time will tell. Could be getting to the right dealership?
They replaced my water pump under the power train warranty within 2 hours, no questions asked. This was on a 2014 Grand Cherokee V8 bought brand new in 2014.
dodge is #1 benz bmw made improvements 300 did not EVEN CADDILAC MADE SUPER IMPROVEMENTS 300 IS GOING DOWN SORRY TO SEE IT GO
Your camera sucks! Get one that doesn't have a fisheye lens next time. Unwatchable!
Nice car but it's dated and the reliability is still really poor and that is a shame.
May I ask what is dated about the car? Thanks.
The car has not had a significant change since 2011. Yes it has an 8 speed transmission but its under powered v6 doesn't get good gas mileage. The car looks just about the same all the way from 2011. The thing that get me is that consumer reports gives it a 2 out of 5 for reliably. I think its sad that just could not afford to risk buying one of these.
jesse diaz
The 3.6 V6 is NOT "underpowerwd" with almost 300hp!! And it gets about 32/33 mpg on the highway unless you drive like a maniac!
I drove these cars long distances for 2 years for Chrysler.
I stand corrected I thought the v6 had about 260 some odd horse power with a 19/ 30 mpg. 19/30 mpg sucks if you have a 260 horsepower engine but at 292 19/30 mpg is great. The only thing that would still worry me is the reliability consumers report gives them a 3 out of 5. I didn't use to care because to warranties but a major repair out of a warranty could be astronomical.
300 S v6 version will do 0-60 in about 6.2 seconds
My non sport 2014 300 awd with the 3.6 will do 0-60 in 6.5 with traction control off (which in gauges the awd)