2008 Chrysler 300 Review: A Blend of Power and Luxury at a Fair Price

Gilbert Smith
Jun 2, 2023

The 2008 Chrysler 300 is a good car at a fair price, but it’s a bit of an acquired taste. For those after a luxury car, you might be happier with a Lexus. If you just want raw power, you might prefer a Mustang. The 2008 Chrysler 300 offers a luxurious interior with a powerful engine with typical listing prices starting in the $5,500 range.

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likeFilled The Good
If you can’t decide between a luxury car, a family sedan, and a muscle car, the 2008 Chrysler 300 offers a little bit of everything.
dislikeFilled The Bad
The 300’s unique body design is charming, but may limit visibility for some drivers. The car is unlikely to outlast competing Acuras and Lexuses when it comes to longevity.

Is the 2008 Chrysler 300 a Good Used Car?

  • Overall Rating 8/10 – The 2008 Chrysler 300 is an acquired taste, but it excels in its own little niche.
  • Interior, Comfort & Cargo 8/10 – There are no major complaints in the comfort and cargo department. There are larger trunks out there, but you probably won’t notice the difference.
  • Reliability 7/10 – Major mechanical issues are rare, but the car doesn’t hold up well to lax maintenance, so don’t skip the test drive.
  • Safety 7/10 – The 2008 Chrysler 300 earned solid crash test scores on release, and the onboard safety tech is up to par for a 2008 sedan.
  • Gas Mileage 7/10 – The base model gets 18/26 miles to the gallon, city/highway, which isn’t bad. The high-performance SRT8 struggles to average 15 MPG combined.
  • Value 8/10 – If you’re picking up what the Chrysler 300 is putting down, it’s priced to move, with entry level models typically listing at around $5,500.

Positive Owner Reviews

accountCircle Jane B
Such a smooth ride in our 300.
My 300 has a smooth ride and lots of legroom in the front as well as back seats. We have lots of trunk room as well. The dashboard is easy to view. We have not had any engine problems. We did participate in the airbag recall but did not have any airbag problem personally.
accountCircle Jason J
My Chrysler 300 is very dependable and gets me where I need to go.
It is a very dependable vehicle. It gets me from place to place when I need it. It has never let me down before.
accountCircle Danielle M
I have a 300 DUB edition which had a built in system and awesome stitching in the seats head rests
I enjoy the room in the vehicle, although it does drive very wide. The trunk and back seat space is huge and very spacious.
accountCircle Nick
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This is this is my second Chrysler 300C. Both cars has performed impeccably. My current car is a 2008 model. I decided to keep this car I'm running forever as buying a new one would be very expensive for the same number of features. The car is just passing 300,000 kilometres with no issues.All I've had to do is brakes, oil, filters, spark plug for the duration of ownership. The V8 has performed flawlessly and for its size I'm impressed with the economy. I can honestly say this is one of the best cars I've ever owned.
accountCircle Pamela N
When we brought our car home, neighbors called it our gangster car.
Bought this car used 8 years ago. Comfortable, classy, drives great, & wonderful fuel mileage. Have had very few problems with it. 5 adults can ride in it comfortably. Aluminum wheels do not wear as well as I'd like, and we've had to replace the window control. I would definitely purchase it again.
accountCircle Pat K
It's a nice large sized car with good legroom and large trunk.
It has been a great vehicle. I like the engine power. I don't like the height from ground to bottom of car.
accountCircle Min R
Both smooth and comfortable.
Love the look and feel of it. Drives smooth. Large enough for the whole family. Plenty of room in the trunk for packing for vacation. Plenty of room to fit my daughters friends in when we have a friend day. Have owned it for 8 years and still runs very well.
accountCircle Patricia R
It is very Comfortable for anyone riding in it and they have plenty of room.
Drives nicely, comfortable. I like the looks of the car. The truck is very large and nice for vacations

Negative Owner Reviews

accountCircle Hurley J
Cars are like humans. Once they get old, it is all downhill.
It has a little glitch where it stutters while driving sometimes. Another issue is that sometimes when I turn the car on, it shuts down when I shift into drive. Other than that, it is kinda reliable, it is comfortable, and has some good features such as heated seats.
accountCircle jerry w
It is one of the smoothest riding cars not only that I have owned but that I have written in.
I love the size and comfort. I love the smooth ride of the vehicle. I do not like the lack of power of the engine. I wish it had more technology then it does.
accountCircle Becky R
It is a reliable vehicle that will last you a very long time.
It is 10 years old and still in pretty great condition. It has needed a few minor repairs, but there was nothing permanently damaging. The main problem is the size is not big enough to accommodate my family.
accountCircle Andy C
2008 Chrysler 300 problems.
One of the major problems I have with my current car is there is no air conditioning, which makes it especially uncomfortable driving around in Los Angeles. The fuel performance is not that great either.
accountCircle Nicole D
Spacious and comfy everyday driver
I have had to replace the timing belt, the water pump, the airbag had to be replaced due to a recall, but other than that it's been a great car. It's spacious & comfortable to drive. I feel like my kids are very safe in it. The stereo has good sound as well, and has a very large trunk.
accountCircle Glory H
It runs very smooth. Also has decent gas mileage
Doesn't run like it used too. Keeps breaking down. Seems to be getting worse year after year. Before the couple of years were it broke down non stop it worked like a dream. The airbags have been recalled so before you buy a 2008 check and make sure the airbags are fixed
accountCircle Rebecca M
Great vehicle but a little outdated.
It is outdated, it had a leak, radiator messed up, trunk takes forever to close, key to open car does not work, the engine light always comes on. It does have an auxiliary plug, very spacious, nice interior features. Very comfortable. Family friendly.
accountCircle Daniel M
Get the v8 version only. The v6 is very underpowered.
Nice car, just very underpowered. Interior is great set up is good.

What Do Critics Say About the 2008 Chrysler 300?

Consumer Reports found the Chrysler 300 to be a bit bland, despite its stylish, bold appearance. They report that the Touring edition’s V6 engine was less powerful than its nearest competitors, but the ride was nice and smooth, and the cabin was adequately luxurious, if not especially so for its class.

Kelley Blue Book found the Chrysler 300 to be an acceptable mid-budget answer to more expensive family sedans. They didn’t like the bland interior design, and they note the lack of a manual transmission option in the minus column.

Edmunds liked the V8 engine, the stand-out visual design, the available all wheel drive, and the long list of standard luxury features. They weren’t so hot on the car’s underpowered V6 engine, and they note that the distinctive body design comes at the cost of visibility for shorter drivers.

What Common Problems Does the 2008 Chrysler 300 Have?

The 2008 Chrysler 300 has generated 751 complaints with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Electrical issues make up the vast majority of this number with 521 complaints on file. Drivers report sudden loss of power and ignition switch failure despite a 2014 recall intended to correct the issue.

192 airbag complaints point to issues including airbag failure in the event of a collision. The airbags have been recalled for inflator ruptures twice, in 2015 and 2016, but complaints persist as late as November 2022.

58 engine complaints see drivers pulling over with overheating engines to find that the plastic radiator cooling fan has simply disintegrated. There have been no recalls for this issue as yet.

The 2008 Chrysler 300 has been recalled 4 times in total, which is on the lower end of the median for a sedan this old.

How Long Will the 2008 Chrysler 300 Last?

The 2008 Chrysler 300 is likely to last 200,000 or more with proper maintenance. But, drivers have reported the car giving up the ghost at 150,000 miles or lower. It all depends on how well the previous owner maintained the car, so don’t skip the inspection and the test drive.

Repairpal estimate an annual maintenance cost of around $496, which isn’t bad for a luxury sedan released more than 15 years ago. The most expensive common repair, by far, would be new camshafts, starting at around $1,124.

accountCircle Kara M

I have had this vehicle for about a year now, purchased it at 178k miles and have not had to get anything repaired yet besides headlights.

accountCircle Rochelle G

Yes it is very reliable and I have not had any problems out of the ordinary with mine. I would drive it wherever I need to go.

accountCircle Dana H

The upper and lower arms gave me a little problem. They wear more than normal on this vehicle. I had to change the rotors twice, couldn't figure out why they were wearing so fast. I ended up changing most of the suspension parts just to make sure I had the problem fixed.

accountCircle Jen Z

I have had the car so long that the small maintenance that I have to put into it is worth it. Main issue is getting the brakes done.

accountCircle James E

Yes it is reliable. No, it doesn't have a lot of problems. Only minor ones such as low tire pressure, a sensor that is always on. It is a very reliable vehicle overall.

accountCircle Christine C

Currently needing new brakes and possibly a tie rod, seems to go through tie rods according to the previous owner of the vehicle. The ac currently is not working

How Is the Technology?

Entertainment technology in the 2008 Chrysler 300 is pretty good for the model year. CD/MP3 players come standard, and you can upgrade that to a DVD player with a Boston Acoustics sound system.

Safety technology in the 2008 Chrysler 300 is good for the model year. Anti-lock brakes and traction control come standard.

Is the 2008 Chrysler 300 a Good Value?

The 2008 Chrysler 300 is a pretty good value. The entry-level model typically lists for around $5,570, which makes it one of the more affordable luxury-style sedans in this model year. The SRT8 model typically lists at around $12,167, which might be more than you care to spend on a 15+ year old car.

Low maintenance costs help to make the Chrysler 300 a practical choice, but it’s a choice that makes the most sense in the standard models than the high-end 300C performance models. If you’re going to be spending seven, eight, ten thousand dollars on a 2008 sedan, you have a lot of options available to you.

What are the Different Models of the 2008 Chrysler 300?

The 2008 Chrysler 300 is available in standard 300 and high-performance 300C models. There are three trim levels up for offer, from the base LX to the high-end Limited.

The entry-level LX offers:

  • CD/MP3 player
  • Premium cloth seating
  • Manual air conditioning
  • Remote keyless entry
  • Anti-lock brakes and traction control

The mid-range Touring adds:

  • Fog lights
  • Heated mirrors
  • Leather seating
  • Sirius satellite radio
  • Leather wrapped steering wheel

With a top-of-the-line Limited you’re adding:

  • Dual zone automatic air conditioning
  • Heated front seats
  • Steering wheel mounted audio controls
  • DVD player
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What Engines Come In the 2008 Chrysler 300?

  • The LX model 300 comes packed with a 2.7L V6 engine delivering 178 horsepower and 190 lb.-ft. of torque. This is paired to a 4-speed automatic transmission in rear wheel drive and averages 18/26 miles to the gallon, city/highway.
  • In the Touring and Limited edition models you’ll find a 3.5L V6 delivering 250 horsepower and 250 lb.-ft. of torque. This is paired to a 4-speed automatic in rear/all wheel drive and it averages 17/24 miles to the gallon.
  • The 300 C Hemi packs a 5.7L V8 delivering 340 horsepower and 390 lb.-ft. of torque. This is paired to a 5-speed automatic in rear wheel drive, and it averages 15/23 miles to the gallon.
  • 300 C SRT8 models come packed with a 6.1L V8 delivering 425 horsepower and 420 lb.-ft. of torque at an average fuel economy of 13/18 miles to the gallon. This is paired to a 5-speed automatic in rear wheel drive, and it can go zero to sixty in about 5 seconds.

What Colors Does the 2008 Chrysler 300 Come In?

How Comfortable Is the 2008 Chrysler 300?

The 2008 Chrysler 300 is pretty comfortable, offering 56 inches of hip room and high ceilings for plenty of headspace. The suspension rides nice and smooth, and the interior trim quality is first class from front to back.

If there’s one comfort issue to speak of, some drivers may find themselves craning their neck for a clear look out the back window.

How Much Storage Space Does the 2008 Chrysler 300 Have?

The 2008 Chrysler 300 offers 17 cubic feet of trunk space. This is plenty of space for six or seven medium suitcases, but likely comes up a couple feet short of what you’d guess from the car’s hefty appearance.

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What Are the Differences Between Years?

2008 was the Chrysler 300’s fourth model year in its 1st Generation, running from 2005 to 2010.

2006: Chrysler introduced a diesel-powered V6 in 2006, a Mercedes-Benz-made 3.0L.

2007: SmartBeam headlights and adaptive cruise control were new for 2007.

2008: Optional backseat TVs and Chrysler MyGig entertainment storage were new for 2008.

2009: The 5.7L 300C model saw a performance upgrade for 2009 in the form of a new VVT system for improved horsepower and torque.

2010: Remote start was new for 2010.

How Does the 2008 Chrysler 300 Compare to the Competition?

As a unique combination of muscle/luxury car design and features, the Chrysler 300 operates in its own little corner of the sedan market. If you’re not interested in spending over ten thousand bucks on something like a Pontiac GTO, the closest competitors would be the Ford Taurus and Chevy Impala.

The Taurus and the 300 are comparable on price, at least a the entry level, but the Taurus is more likely to pass 250,000 miles on the original transmission. The Impala, on the other hand, had kind of a rough year in 2008, with lots of reported breakdowns and outdated interior features.

A Chrysler 300 is kind of an odd car. People who like it, love it. But if you don’t, you’ll find it clunky, cumbersome, oddly-designed, and a little too middle-of-the-road in its compromise of luxury and power.

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Do Owners Recommend the 2008 Chrysler 300?

accountCircle Kara M

Yes, it drives very smooth and it's a nicely built vehicle. I rarely have issues with this vehicle. The shape and look of the car are lovely.

accountCircle Rochelle G

Yes, I love my car and will probably drive it as long as I can. It is great in summer and winter time.

accountCircle Dana H

The 2008 Chrysler 300 limited is a very nice vehicle. It has a very classic look and the interior is clean. The only problems I have had is changing suspension parts. Other than that, it runs and drives great.

accountCircle Patty H

Yes it is a good vehicle. Haven't had many issues with it since purchasing it. I would recommend this car to any first time car buyers.

accountCircle Brandon I

Yes it is a good vehicle. It is reliable, good gas mileage, easy to drive, comfortable. I enjoy driving it, and I would drive another one.

accountCircle Kim G

I believe it is, it's a bit wide for a vehicle(for me) but relatively easy to drive and not a gas hog. maintenance is easy enough and simple to maintain as well

Owner Reviews

accountCircle Nick on June 21, 2021
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This is this is my second Chrysler 300C. Both cars has performed impeccably. My current car is a 2008 model. I decided to keep this car I'm running forever as buying a new one would be very expensive for the same number of features. The car is just passing 300,000 kilometres with no issues.All I've had to do is brakes, oil, filters, spark plug for the duration of ownership. The V8 has performed flawlessly and for its size I'm impressed with the economy. I can honestly say this is one of the best cars I've ever owned.
accountCircle Pat K on February 28, 2021
It's a nice large sized car with good legroom and large trunk.
It has been a great vehicle. I like the engine power. I don't like the height from ground to bottom of car.
accountCircle ROCHELLE G on January 10, 2021
My car is a great car for anyone to have. It is very comfortable and reliable.
I haven't had any problems with my car. As long as people keep up on the maintenance they are great cars. If I had to choose one thing I hate it would be the seat belt sensor dinging at me when I don't have my seat belt on. Other than that the performance is amazing.
accountCircle jerry w on January 3, 2021
It is one of the smoothest riding cars not only that I have owned but that I have written in.
I love the size and comfort. I love the smooth ride of the vehicle. I do not like the lack of power of the engine. I wish it had more technology then it does.
accountCircle Marcus B on December 25, 2020
The car is a mix of luxury for a cheaper price.
Transmission, shocks and brakes the vehicle is very comfortable and dependable I would recommend others to buy the vehicle. The only downside is that it is 11 year old. I would recommend getting a newer vehicle. I don't have anything else to say about the car. That I just enjoy the car.
accountCircle Nicole D on December 14, 2020
Spacious and comfy everyday driver
I have had to replace the timing belt, the water pump, the airbag had to be replaced due to a recall, but other than that it's been a great car. It's spacious & comfortable to drive. I feel like my kids are very safe in it. The stereo has good sound as well, and has a very large trunk.
accountCircle Sara R on December 2, 2020
Have not had problems until recently it is 10 years old and almost 200, 000 miles.
It is getting old and worn out. Been having a lot of repairs. I love the look of it. I love the way it drives.
accountCircle Fernando C on November 2, 2020
It is a very nice car that can last if you take care of it.
It is a very nice car with nice features like heated fronts seats, a nice set of speakers, good a/c, and aux cord for music.
accountCircle bernard G on October 18, 2020
IT IS PAID FOR AND IT IS A LUXURY CAR.
I like the can very much I have not yet had any major problems with it and it is paid for. The car rides like a dream and it is very clean inside and out. Last but not least it is big and i like big cars.
accountCircle Min R on October 18, 2020
Both smooth and comfortable.
Love the look and feel of it. Drives smooth. Large enough for the whole family. Plenty of room in the trunk for packing for vacation. Plenty of room to fit my daughters friends in when we have a friend day. Have owned it for 8 years and still runs very well.
accountCircle Amanda B on October 13, 2020
I pull up in a lemon, doesn't mean I'm not winning
I love that lemon! It's a seriously comfortable laid back ride. Unfortunately mine is falling apart. Window motors in front are both bad. One window is stuck half open. Just replaced the fuel pump, fan to radiator, and other odds and ends. I have had it a year, bought used, and I don't know how much longer I will be able to invest in her. Needs a front end alignment. Needs a lot of TLC.
accountCircle Jane B on October 6, 2020
Such a smooth ride in our 300.
My 300 has a smooth ride and lots of legroom in the front as well as back seats. We have lots of trunk room as well. The dashboard is easy to view. We have not had any engine problems. We did participate in the airbag recall but did not have any airbag problem personally.
accountCircle Kristi D on August 5, 2020
Powerful and spacious car.
I love the V8 hemi. This car has lots of room and power. The gas mileage is poor and could use some work.
accountCircle Becky R on July 9, 2020
It is a reliable vehicle that will last you a very long time.
It is 10 years old and still in pretty great condition. It has needed a few minor repairs, but there was nothing permanently damaging. The main problem is the size is not big enough to accommodate my family.
accountCircle Glory H on July 7, 2020
It runs very smooth. Also has decent gas mileage
Doesn't run like it used too. Keeps breaking down. Seems to be getting worse year after year. Before the couple of years were it broke down non stop it worked like a dream. The airbags have been recalled so before you buy a 2008 check and make sure the airbags are fixed
accountCircle Jonnie Jay Jules on July 1, 2020
Awesome car highly recommend
Some suspension rattles at 240000 everything else is tight.v6 is powerful and handles nice.Use locus to keep fuel mileage good.use k and n filter and it's better.
accountCircle eric c on May 9, 2020
Great car and great reliability.
No problems at all. Great vehicle and 3xtreme reliable. Would refer it to anyone who asked and encourage them to get it
accountCircle William L on April 24, 2020
Cruise control with automatic braking.
Runs great, never had any major problems except for when we bought it the gas tank would not accept gas so Chrysler changed tanks and no more problems and no charge. Love the automatic braking also has a great stereo. Good price great car. Very dependable.
accountCircle Pamela N on April 21, 2020
When we brought our car home, neighbors called it our gangster car.
Bought this car used 8 years ago. Comfortable, classy, drives great, & wonderful fuel mileage. Have had very few problems with it. 5 adults can ride in it comfortably. Aluminum wheels do not wear as well as I'd like, and we've had to replace the window control. I would definitely purchase it again.
accountCircle Andy C on April 9, 2020
2008 Chrysler 300 problems.
One of the major problems I have with my current car is there is no air conditioning, which makes it especially uncomfortable driving around in Los Angeles. The fuel performance is not that great either.
accountCircle Ma A on March 30, 2020
It has navigation and phone
I love the way it drives and hugs the road
accountCircle Leslie B on February 27, 2020
Very reliable, comfortable car.
Very reliable car. I have had two and both have had issues with the tie rods going bad, but other than that, they are beautiful and comfortable cars to drive. The interior is nice in all of the older models and they have fairly good gas mileage.
accountCircle Donna B on February 17, 2020
Very comfortable ride when in the back.
Very smooth ride, roomy interior. Great trunk for shopping. Good on road trips. Car is good on gas.
accountCircle Paulette G on February 12, 2020
Smooth ride, comfortable, heated seats, nice size trunk
Comfortable car, nice size, sometimes would be nice to have an suv, engine makes a clicking noise
accountCircle Patti M on February 2, 2020
Great gas mileage and comfort
The size is perfect for me. It gets good gas mileage. It's comfortable for long road trips. It has some rust issues underneath.
accountCircle Jason J on January 16, 2020
My Chrysler 300 is very dependable and gets me where I need to go.
It is a very dependable vehicle. It gets me from place to place when I need it. It has never let me down before.
accountCircle Elizabeth M on January 7, 2020
Great car for a family of 5 in the city!
SO MUCH ROOM! The front of the car is a lot longer than my old one, but this baby can fit more in it than my old jeep! There's so much legroom in back, really comfortable seats, and the trunk can fit a decent amount too! I really love the way it feels, it drives smoothly and is perfect for a family of five in a big city.
accountCircle Ade H on December 25, 2019
My experience with a Chrysler 300.
My vehicle makes me feel at home and comfortable! It rides very smooth and close to the ground, which I prefer. It is really spacious for a sedan model car, especially with a very large trunk which makes traveling especially easy. The only thing is difficulty in extremely snowy weather, however with a lot of sedans that is usually the case.
accountCircle Christopher M on December 20, 2019
2008 Chrysler 300c (Old Lightning)
All around it is a great car. For being a 2008 it is very high tech. It has a touch screen display with navigation and a sunroof. It has 157,000 miles on it and it still runs brand new. It is very comfortable and stylish. Among other things it has a very powerful engine. The biggest problem with the car is the MPG. Because it has such a big engine I Only get around 12 MPG but if you aren't someone who drives a lot this would be the perfect car.
accountCircle Destiny G on November 30, 2019
Very stylish and dependable running car!!
Very nice, dependable running car!! I live the style of the car!! Has a big back seat plenty big enough to fit my 3 boys and there stuff back there comfortably with them!!
accountCircle Hurley J on November 14, 2019
Cars are like humans. Once they get old, it is all downhill.
It has a little glitch where it stutters while driving sometimes. Another issue is that sometimes when I turn the car on, it shuts down when I shift into drive. Other than that, it is kinda reliable, it is comfortable, and has some good features such as heated seats.
accountCircle Elizabeth C on November 10, 2019
Check for recalls regularly! It is a great car, but with tinted windows and the sleekness of build...be sure to pay extra attention to turning corners at night...hard to see walkers/cyclists due to blind spots/tint.
I love the bass in the stereo!! (factory equipped, nothing added); it is sporty and sleek (with tinted windows); comfortable to sleep in when reclined (driver seat)...but would prefer an auto controlled lumbar adjustment in driver seat-only has flip control; has great pick up, rides smooth. Only complaints I have are no heated seats, would prefer passenger seat to have controlled adjustable seat instead of manual...and always seems to have something on the recall list. Also there is a slippage and leak in the rear end that mechanic says is pretty prevalent in these types of cars.
accountCircle Brad K on October 28, 2019
It last for a long time and is decent on fuel for its size
It's comfortable and rides smooth. It is low maintenance.
accountCircle Chauncey B on October 27, 2019
Easy riding, cruising smooth
I bought this car used. It runs very well and is really good with gas. I have not had any major issues with the car, and it feels very safe. I enjoy riding on the freeway mostly. The ride is very smooth and maneuvers through traffic with ease. The inside is nice and roomy for my family.
accountCircle Nathan R on October 20, 2019
Best sedan in its class!!
My Chrysler rides very smooth and the fuel economy is surprising for such a heavy car with a large engine. Though the engine is rather noisy at times, it has never failed me. The vehicle is very roomy on the inside. Although its an older model, my family still chooses it over some of the newer vehicles on long road trips. I have always been a Chrysler loving person.
accountCircle Debra T on September 28, 2019
I have had nothing but good luck with Chrysler cars and SUVs.
This car is a rear wheel drive and it is really bad in the snow and ice. It also has many blind spots so your really have to look when backing up. But I love the way my car looks very classy
accountCircle Rebecca M on September 26, 2019
Great vehicle but a little outdated.
It is outdated, it had a leak, radiator messed up, trunk takes forever to close, key to open car does not work, the engine light always comes on. It does have an auxiliary plug, very spacious, nice interior features. Very comfortable. Family friendly.
accountCircle Carol W on September 19, 2019
Warning lights come on, check engine, gas cap light, had it tested nothing wrong.
My car has been very reliable. I got this car when it was around 2 year sold from a dealership, it only had 20, 000 miles on it. I bought it mainly for comfort as I have back problems. I have replaced tires, alternator, battery shocks, get regular oil changes, mostly basic stuff. I am grateful that it runs like it does.
accountCircle Katie D on September 17, 2019
Definitely a worth it car! I wouldn't mind driving it for the rest of life
Overall a great car. Runs really good but has has front end issues. Has a really strong engine and is inexpensive to maintain and fix. It doesn't drive well in the snow. Its slides a lot and has no traction in the snow but overall it's a wonderful car
accountCircle Alex B on September 6, 2019
I call it my stylish mom van.
I love my car! I really do not have many problems w it at all. It is very spacious and great w my daughters car seat. Very dependable and I love that even with being an older car it still gets up speed wise pretty beautifully. Very comfortable and great on gas.
accountCircle C L on August 26, 2019
Dependable comfortable ride
Love my vehicle. Dependable. Nothing to dislike about it.
accountCircle Jessica G on August 25, 2019
It is safe and easy to drive. The interior is roomy and comfortable.
I like that it had a hemi. I like that everything is electric. I like the body style. There is not anything I dislike really. My only complaint is that the parts to fix it are more expensive than normal.
accountCircle Tony A on August 13, 2019
Great car for the money.
No problems at all, so far. Very comfortable nice ride, easy to handle and drive. Great gas mileage compared to what I had. One of the best cats I've bought ten so far. Would definitely buy another one in the future. I would recommend a 300 to anyone I knew.
accountCircle Patricia R on July 21, 2019
It is very Comfortable for anyone riding in it and they have plenty of room.
Drives nicely, comfortable. I like the looks of the car. The truck is very large and nice for vacations
accountCircle Catherine A C on July 18, 2019
Safe & powerful. I have never had an accident in this car.
I feel safe and powerful in my Chrysler 300! I believe it is a safe car for me. . . Safe & powerful. I have never had an accident in this car! It also allows me to pick up family members and friends when we go out for dinner or to meetup with friends. It also allows me to put luggage in my big trunk.
accountCircle Marquis H on July 17, 2019
Chrysler 300, my woes and pros!
I love my car, it is very durable and is big, I am a tall guy and there are not many sedans that I can fit into comfortably like this. The look is a little more high class than it is market value and I like that as well. It has a big engine so it is not very good on gas and the battery being in the trunk is sometimes more of an inconvenience, especially if you are trying to get a jump start.
accountCircle Wayne B on July 14, 2019
That it rides very smooth.
I like that it has enough head and leg room for my body frame. It gets good miles to the gallon. There's room for my kids.
accountCircle Jacqueline A on June 24, 2019
Car lasted 10 years with no major repairs.
Love the car it has very nice speakers, and rides smoothly. Haven't had any major issues with the car at all. I would recommend this car it is the perfect size especially for new drivers. It is priced right in my eyes I have thought about buying a newer model. But this car is running great after 10 years of having it.
accountCircle Dennis N on June 19, 2019
My Chrysler 300 town car!
The only problem I had was the blind spots were a bit troublesome. The windshield is a short one and hard to see traffic light at intersection.. Has great ride! Breaks in back wear out fast! Large trunk! Not as quiet a ride as promised! Doors are heavy and hard to open!
accountCircle Evelyn S on June 17, 2019
Chrysler 300 looks great and gives great performance.
I really love my Chrysler 300. It has a very sharp appearance in both body style and color. It drives beautifully, and the leather seats are very comfortable and beautiful. I have never had any problems with my Chrysler. I have only had the typical car maintenance. It perform very well in good weather as well as bad, such as rainy or snowy. I really like the backup sensors, the GPS system, cruise control, and the hands free phone call/talk.
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Gilbert Smith is a New Mexico-based automotive journalist who enjoys writing about cars, trucks, and SUVs. He is a longtime contributor to Vehicle History and a member of the site's original content team when it launched.