I have a 2014 3.6 It has 135000 miles currently. At one hundred thousand miles I spent 1500 on changing oil transmission fluid and filter front and rear differential radiator flush tune up and the car has been perfect. Only issue is it can burn a a qt. Of oil between changes. So brakes and a battery is the only thing I’ve done to it besides maintenance. Luv this car for the price
You made no comments about the engine. 2018 all wheel drive, must be the 6 cylinder. 30000 miles in 10 months!! Are you in sales? I have a 2015 300 with the hemi engine and just turned 30000 miles.
I have a 2017 300 C. I have previously owned a Crown Victoria, Impala and a Bonneville, not in that order though. The 300 is the best riding, handling road care i have ever owned. It has the 392 HP V6 which significantly outperforms and of the other cars i have owned. My only complaint is the information system had to be replaced at about 30K miles and the factory Firestone Firehawks had to be replaced at 39K miles. Incidentally i replaced the tires with Michelins which have proven to be far superior in performance, handling and road noise.
I like the design and look of the car. Talking to mechanics Chrysler seem to hold up early on they tend to fall apart as they age. E l ectronics, engine and transmission are problem areas. My cousin has Jeep Cherokee alternator burned up at 67,000 miles fried all his electronics including radio. Common problem. Transmission notorious for going bad at around 100,000 speaking from experience. Yes, like the car only way I d buy one if I planned to trade often before it reached 50,000.
Hi I am thinking about buying the Chrysler 300s rear wheel drive v6 is it a good car and can it be used in the city as a daily use car can it hit 200k miles with out major issues thank you
Hi. I was wondering if you could comment on driving the awd in snow? I have a 2011 with no awd and the last few years we have had snow and well, needless to say no good. I really love the 300 though and am wanting to do a new one with awd and was wondering what your thoughts are regarding snow and ice winter driving?
Jamie Abbott The 300’s all-wheel drive system has been excellent in the winter in my experience. I only had the chance to drive it in 3 inches of snow several times, but it grips better than most systems I’ve tried. Overall, I’d put it in the top 3 AWD systems in the industry.
I had 48000 miles on my 2005 300c when I traded it in for a new 2019 300C. The only probably with the05 was a broken serpentine belt. I caused over heating, everything power stopped. After everything was serviced , inspected, I drove it for about 3 years until I traded it . One of the reasons I traded it was the threat of the car company to discontinue the 300's. Another reason my 05 was antiquated compared to the 2019 300C. The safety features, interior design, color, trim was an upgrade.. But to tell the truth I liked the old egg crate grill better. When I took possession of the new car I took pictures of them together, I was excited and happy but sad at the same time .
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you can say what ever you want its perfect for me i'm getting one.. dream come true to me..
I have a 2014 3.6 It has 135000 miles currently. At one hundred thousand miles I spent 1500 on changing oil transmission fluid and filter front and rear differential radiator flush tune up and the car has been perfect. Only issue is it can burn a a qt. Of oil between changes. So brakes and a battery is the only thing I’ve done to it besides maintenance. Luv this car for the price
You made no comments about the engine. 2018 all wheel drive, must be the 6 cylinder. 30000 miles in 10 months!! Are you in sales? I have a 2015 300 with the hemi engine and just turned 30000 miles.
If you don’t mind me to ask , what kind of oil you use ? And when you usually do your oil change?
Thanks
For electrical issues, you can always disconnect battery for a while and reconnect
I have a 2017 300 C. I have previously owned a Crown Victoria, Impala and a Bonneville, not in that order though. The 300 is the best riding, handling road care i have ever owned. It has the 392 HP V6 which significantly outperforms and of the other cars i have owned. My only complaint is the information system had to be replaced at about 30K miles and the factory Firestone Firehawks had to be replaced at 39K miles. Incidentally i replaced the tires with Michelins which have proven to be far superior in performance, handling and road noise.
I like the design and look of the car. Talking to mechanics Chrysler seem to hold up early on they tend to fall apart as they age. E l ectronics, engine and transmission are problem areas.
My cousin has Jeep Cherokee alternator burned up at 67,000 miles fried all his electronics including radio. Common problem.
Transmission notorious for going bad at around 100,000 speaking from experience.
Yes, like the car only way I d buy one if I planned to trade often before it reached 50,000.
2013 is like new my o5 Corolla still runs like a top and my 2019 is the same motor with a 6 speed stick. You should still be driving the 2013
Hi I am thinking about buying the Chrysler 300s rear wheel drive v6 is it a good car and can it be used in the city as a daily use car can it hit 200k miles with out major issues thank you
I have a 2016 300s AWD and i have NO complaints its been great daily and everywhere i go people say "nice car"
andrea micucci it is a beautiful car I am hoping to buy one as a daily driver
@@Qzsz00 good luck brotha i hope it works out for you. You shouldn't be disappointed.
andrea micucci thanks bro
Oh my dude you talk a lot who knew, you need to give an adriving review right
I was Born to be Lethal
Hi. I was wondering if you could comment on driving the awd in snow? I have a 2011 with no awd and the last few years we have had snow and well, needless to say no good. I really love the 300 though and am wanting to do a new one with awd and was wondering what your thoughts are regarding snow and ice winter driving?
i love my 2016 300C AWD in the snow, its so fun to drive in
Jamie Abbott The 300’s all-wheel drive system has been excellent in the winter in my experience. I only had the chance to drive it in 3 inches of snow several times, but it grips better than most systems I’ve tried. Overall, I’d put it in the top 3 AWD systems in the industry.
bigpzone do you slap on snow tires in winter?
Born to Drive ™ do you use snow tires?
nope all weather goodyear eagles
30000 miles,ten months thats abuse!
10 months and 30,000 miles!!!! Wtf!!!
Daryl Smith took me two years on an jeep daily driver
This dude is polluting the city all by himself
@@webbie1891I’m crying 😂😂😂😂😂
He’s an Uber driver
30k miles on a Chrysler? That’s a miracle
I had 48000 miles on my 2005 300c when I traded it in for a new 2019 300C. The only probably with the05 was a broken serpentine belt. I caused over heating, everything power stopped. After everything was serviced , inspected, I drove it for about 3 years until I traded it . One of the reasons I traded it was the threat of the car company to discontinue the 300's. Another reason my 05 was antiquated compared to the 2019 300C. The safety features, interior design, color, trim was an upgrade.. But to tell the truth I liked the old egg crate grill better. When I took possession of the new car I took pictures of them together, I was excited and happy but sad at the same time .
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Wow after only 10 mo's and only 30,000 mi. you had that much trouble? No thanks to Chrysler.
This Chrysler is no thing i like chrysler SRT
Those things are junk and will never reach 300,000 miles
My 2014 has 250 thousand and all I've done is put a thermostat in it
Lmao wtf
A Honda will never reach 2 million miles!!! They suck!!