Un-happy, with your web site.

Don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out. No seriously, KBB, Edmunds, NADA, and Hagery all have blue book values around $3,600, RETAIL, in "outstanding condition". You have a 2006 Chrysler 300 with 162,000 miles on it. First, 300's are high maintenance. Second, no car with that high an amount of mileage is going to fetch big money, unless is a collector car. You are grossly overpriced. Third, CarGurus is just a listing site, and uses an algorithm so any car listed here is price-compared to all other ads of the same make, model, and year. So your price is, as shown, over $2,000 over the price of all the other cars matching yours. MAYBE your car is pampered and actually worth it, but that isn't going to chance the fact it's priced above all other comparables.

*Hagerty

Good luck with that. Money spent fixing cars does not automatically translate to more value.

If you buy and resell cars, you should know buying a Chrysler to flip and make money is about the worst choice you could POSSIBLY, EVER make. Their resale is awful, second only to probably Alfa-Romeo. Also, if other cars are listed for more money than yours, it's probably because they are different years, have lower miles, etc. Like the extortion bit there too..."If you don't do what I want, then I'm gonna bad mouth you." As someone who spent over a decade in the car business, that attitude should get you REAL far. I wouldn't buy a cup of coffee from you.

What a nut. See ya!

I bought a 2005 Chrysler 300 c - it is a high maintenance car that will nickel and dime you to a financial ruin - everything tends to cost big bucks to repair - sorry I ever purchased this boat anchor !!!