2013 Chrysler 300C consumer reviews

This car is comfortable & easy to drive with plenty of power & economy! I felt I got my money's worth & will enjoy it for a long time!

Nice Car But Bad On Gas Nice Car For Size And Has plenty of Power,Loaded With Options And Great Ride on Highway,More Car Then Needed But Wanted one With Power And The Chrysler 300 C SedanHas All The Power Needed.

Great car but front suspension components are garbage and will need constant attention. Numerous software changes on the transmission haven't solved the transmission losing its mind issue. #1 issue is the vehicle depreciates very quickly. Thought the special edition would hold its value better than stock, it was worse because the vehicle was twice the price and it depreciated twice as fast.

Good motor v8 hemi 5.7l. This car suited my need. has heater in the seats and also in the steering wheel. excellent internal sound. aluminum wheels but spends a good gasoline

Ever since the 2005 Chrysler 300 came out I always wanted it! It has such a cool look. Fast forward to now and I was able to finally buy one, a 2013! It has all the bells and whistles! Nav system, heated seats, heated steering wheel, duel climate control, automatic seats, automatic windows, climate control cup holders, bluetooth, reads your text messages to you when you are driving, plenty of space, very comfortable, all leather, panoramic sunroof and shade for the rear window that can go up or down if needed to block the sun (have never seen that before!) Car has it all and looks AWESOME.

The 300c is a solid vehicle with style with bonus of a 5.7L V8 to add some kick with the plush design.

I have put 10k miles on the car. Maintenance is very cheap. Uses 87 octane or E85. Car handles well and performs like a V8. Passenger seat does not go back as far as the drivers seat. Comfortable for a 6'6" person in driver seat but not in passenger. Adaptive cruise control is so nice for long journeys. Dont even need the pedals for hours.

This luxury sedan has exceeded all my expectations. It's a dream to drive. It has a boatload of fancy options and gets 31-34 mpg on the highway......21 in town

I've wanted this 300 SRT8 for years and finally got a chance to own it. The power is unlike anything I've ever owned and is an absolute thrill to drive. The car is big and spacious but with that 6.4L hemi under the hood it takes no time at all to get around. This thing has 470hp and 470 ft lbs of torque! I'm a huge fan of interiors and this one is gorgeous. Mostly everthing is on the big touch screen with minimal buttons on the dash. It looks very elegant with the carbor fibre trim and simple yet dynamic interface. The blue gauges behind the steering wheel are very attractive too. The SRT options and gauges are incredible - they show you everything you need to know when it comes to performance. You can monitor your transmission and oil temp, battery voltage and quarter mile times. You can measure how many g's you're pulling around corners. There's even a launch control and you can change your suspension and steering with a touch of a button. This car is ready for the quarter mile track right out of the box. The 300 hasn't changed much in terms of its exterior look much from 2011 or so until now - "it it ain't broke, don't fix it". I'm absolutely in love with this car. It has the massive engine and is really quick and fast but you wouldn't really know it by the sound. One of my favourite things about the car is it isn't obnoxiously loud like most cars in this performance catagory. It's quiet...until you step on it.

I had this car for a while and really loved everything about it. The car handled exceptionally well at high speeds. One thing I thought could be better is the gas milage.