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Susan writes:
2006 Chrysler 300 C Review
Prosnice ride, comfortable, pretty good mileage Constrouble with snow and hills in the winter
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Chrysler 300 — It has difficulty handling snowy hills in the winter. It is difficult to park. Otherwise, it's great. It rides nicely on the highway, it holds lots of "stuff" and I feel quite safe while driving it. It is easy to find in a parking lot. It has lots of power. It handles corners well. The seats are great. second lighter is great. lots of legroom in backseat.
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Mark writes:
2006 Chrysler 300 Base Review
Proshandling Consnone
55
Great Car — Everything. fun to drive, handles great, look like a million dollars, gets everyone looking your direction. great on gas for its size and weight. Price is fair for what it bring to the table. should be car of the year for the past 4 yrs. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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jussnoozn writes:
2006 Chrysler 300 C Review
ProsMost comfortable car we have ever owned ConsThat we have to sell due to medical bills. 
35
Awesome Car — This car has been a joy to own, it is comfortable beyond any car we have ever traveled in whether you are sitiing in front or back. It has fold down seats in the back which gives us an option to transport items from Lowes or Home Depot we would normally have to borrow a truck to transport. We travel to shows to sell our handmade items and the trunk is so spacious we can load all of our luggage and display cases with ease. If a car was able to drive itself we could actually sleep while traveling. We average 22 mpg in town and 31-32 mpg on highway (if we keep our foot out of the Hemi) | ||
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delshipp writes:
2006 Chrysler 300 Touring Review
Proslooks and drives smooth on both street and highway Consthe car itself is light in weight 
35
Chrysler 300 — this car rides great and even not bad on gas. only issue I had was that the car itself was very light in weight to me and when the wind blew it was felt in the rear of the car , but I am used to driving suv's for years, so maybe it was just me. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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Shahroz writes:
2006 Chrysler 300 Touring Review
ProsStyle and comfort Consnone
45
Love It — amazing car even though built quality may not be up there but its better than most cars for the same price an 06 and still get complimented on its looks ultra smooth steering, comfortable suspension ( not sporty ) gas a lil high avg about 13lts/100km plenty of room inside only thing i could wish for was more power in the V6!! Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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dhunt writes:
2006 Chrysler 300 Review
Proslooks,preformance,handling, Conshard seats 
35
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Chris writes:
2006 Chrysler 300 C AWD Review
ProsBigger engine than most of the big pickups and SUV's on the road, and comfortable as hell. ConsNot the best on gas - but who cares!!!
45
345 Hp Means Quick Acceleration — More power than you can shake a stick at, great in the snow, nice purr to the engine. The lights come on auto, the wipers come on auto, the NAV tells me where to go, with cruise control I can basically sleep while driving. | ||
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dvigano writes:
2006 Chrysler 300 Review
ProsPlenty of room. Unique styling. Enough power to enjoy. Nicely executed exterior to interior contrast. ConsPricey 300C model. Necessity to upgrade most of the normal handling factors for this automobile in order to make it perform. 
6,315
The Chrysler 300 ... From Concept To Reality! — I remember seeing a concept car from Chrysler several years ago that resembled the 300. I couldn't help but think what a great looking car it was. Thankfully, this car has become a reality and I was able to test-drive one on a road track in Phoenix, Arizona. First, the interior is nicely sculpted with flowing lines and rounded corners. The knobs and adjustments seem slightly out of reach, but hold true to the interior scheme. The guages, in my opinion, seem more retro than futuristic. Overall, the interior is a welcome contrast to the exterior of the vehicle. Second, the exterior is angular and slightly boxy, but very pleasing to the eye. It has an enjoyably bulky look with the side glass only going down to the shoulder area on the driver. The nicely flared fenders offer the option for wider, taller tires. This car really stands out in a crowd! Third, the performance of the V6 version I was allowed to test-drive was less than stellar, but offered enough power to push me through the course with ease. It had upgraded wheels and tires, suspension and brakes. Needless to say, it handled better than your average 300 would off the showroom. This was a joy to drive and (with the right upgrades) handled better than alot of sporty cars on the road. This would be a must for any family man/woman looking to have a little fun after they drop off the kids at the mall. Owner for 0 years, 0 months Miles Driven per Year:0 | ||
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Mdonovan5340 writes:
2006 Chrysler 300 Base Review
ProsGreat car use it everyday nothing to complain about ConsNothing 
25
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superhotpepperz writes:
2006 Chrysler 300 Touring Review
ProsA very nice looking car that is comfortable to travel in. ConsExpensive to repair. 
25
Nice, Pleasant Car To Haul People In Comfortably. — Looks nice, rides very well, the seats are comfortable, and it is good on long trips. Expensive to buy, expensive to own, but still a good car. There are worse to buy that are more expensive and less comfortable to own. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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