Used 2016 for Sale

Pros: Comfort, functions, road manners, technology, mileage, styling. I have owned two Chrysler 300's. My first was a 2006 Touring edition. I just bought is 2016 300s with the 3.6 liter V-6. Don't let the six-cylinder put you off. The variable valve timing coupled with a 6-speed transmission make the 300-plus horsepower engine really move. The shift points are smooth as glass and you don't even notice moving up through the gears. When you ask this car to move it responds quickly and confidently. Easing around town or moving through interstate traffic poses no problem for this car. Mileage is better then most cars at this weight and size.

- Hal Cross, 2016 CR 300

I have owned 3 Chrysler 300's A 2006, a 2012 and now a 2016.The Chrysler 300 is the package. It has beautiful lines, looks and feels full size, and the PenStar V6 delivers V8 power. The interior is laid out nicely with a good assortment of options. If you like more toys, make sure to get the 300c. This big car with a smooth ride delivers over 30 MPG on the open road (V6). There is no doubt that a person could spend more, but for the money, this is hands down the best luxury car a person can own.

- Larry Livigni, 2016 CR 300

This car begins to sway back and forth once you reach speeds of 55 mph or higher. The transmission pulls hard and takes a while to change gears. It gets an average of 30 mpg. This the very base model. There is no comfort as with any base model. Everything is manual and I do mean EVERYTHING. From locking each individual door to rolling down each window with the crank. I wish I had waited to find something else, but here we are. I will ride it out a couple years and trade for something more comfortable.

- Constance Prewitt, 2016 NI VERS