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Michael writes:
2007 Chrysler 300C SRT-8 Review
ProsComfort balance and Performance Cons$$$$ at the pump
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Happy As A Clam ... But Mildly Embarased — I bought the car for it's performance, acceleration, comfort and ride. The way I drive, I don't often get anywhere close to the posted mileage - but I'm not changing the way I drive. My sole complaint is how much it cost to keep it rolling through the last run up in gas prices. BTW: it's built like a tank. I was in an accident with a Ford Bronco, and took out it's rear axle - it was the Bronco's fault - ran a red light - but anyway I did have body work but I was amazed at how solid the car was and how little I felt. |
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Andrew writes:
2007 Chrysler 300C SRT-8 Base Review
Prosfast, fun Consfuel efficiency (the lack of)
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Great Fun Car If You Can Afford To Fuel It — It is fast! The V8 uses a lot of fuel though but it gets from 0-100 in no time. There was this crappy old Integra that lined up beside it and I burned some rear wheel rubber with it and put it to shame, enough said. |
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Sarah writes:
2007 Chrysler 300C SRT-8 Base Review
ProsJust everything..it's comfortable,fast and looks sexy :) ConsIt can't drive in the snow....The Hemi makes it slide everywhere LOL
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Kick Ass! — I LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS CAR! It handles great, looks great, drives great and definitely lets you know it has a Hemi under the hood. I have changed a few things about the car since last year. I installed a brand new intake system, installed custom side air vents and replaced that GROSS grill with a brand new sleek black chrome netted grill. Just for fun the car has 20' low profile tires with alloy rims. Total cost for the car including upgrades is around $60,000. Primary Use: Family transportation |
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Justin writes:
2007 Chrysler 300C SRT-8 Base Review
ProsAmazing performance ConsHorrible fuel economy
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Black Beast — This car was truely a BEAST - 6.1L SRT engine with KN cold air intake, magnaflow midpipes, no cats, and a custome dyno tune to bring it all together for just over 400hp at the wheels. Zero to 60 times in the mid 4s, Quarter miles in the upper 12's on street tires (traction limited). It was a sleeper too because nobody, including several crotch rockets, thought a car this big could be that fast! Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Cliff writes:
2007 Chrysler 300C SRT-8 Review
ProsThe looks. ConsGround clearence.
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Smooth As Glass At High Speed — Really love this car was way more car than I expected it to be. For a car that weights over 4000 lbs it is very impresive. I did install E-3 plugs and they made alot of difference. all in all very imperssed with the whole package. Primary Use: Family transportation |
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Chase writes:
2007 Chrysler 300C SRT-8 Base Review
ProsA great all-around package ConsWinter driving
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Favy writes:
2007 Chrysler 300C SRT-8 Base Review
ProsLove it ConsNever avoid it.
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Excellent Luxury Car — I love everything about my car, the comfort, luxury and colour. It rides smoothly, never given me problems except for the brakes which need to be replaced every 3 months. Its good on gas mileage and I keep it well maintained. Over all I would recommend this car to anyone who likes luxury and smooth riding. Primary Use: Family transportation |
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Stavros writes:
2007 Chrysler 300C SRT-8 Base Review
ProsPower, bold styling ConsI am guessing it's a bit of a guzzler
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Test Driven — This 6.1 litre V8 powered beast was a joy to drive on the open road with plenty of power on tap when required. With its brash and bold styling, it has plenty of presence and certainly attracted a set of admirers when I pulled up at the service station. I didn't get to explore its handling capabilities but suspect it won't handle like a Ferrari. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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choirandy writes:
2007 Chrysler 300C SRT-8 Review
ProsAlmost everything! ConsA little sluggish in the handling department, but I wouldn't let that stop me from owning one. 
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Own One! — I love this car... I'ts incredibly fast, gets lots of looks, many great comments, and is really fun to drive. What's not to like about this car! The gas mileage is about what was listed on the window sticker, and actually I've gotten 20+ mpg when using cruise control on the freeway. I won a trophy last August with it at a drag strip with a top time of 12.79 seconds and 112 mph.. Not at all bad for a 4400 lb (with me in it!) car. |
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