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Chrysler 300C Full Road Test Report

An effortless drive featuring excellent ride and handling. A large car inside and out, the 300C has a secure feel. Offers great value for money.... read more

Thanks to Hatfields who provided the Chrysler 300C for the Road Test Report.
Contact Steve Marston at Hatfields on 08444 708 632 or email steve@marston.org.uk

The Chrysler badge is said to resemble a Viking helmet and emphasise a spirit of daring and of exploration. Some believe that they also pay homage to Mercury, the winged Greek deity and universal symbol of speed.The ribbon seal and silver wings first appeared on the radiator shell of the 1924 Chrysler Model B.

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Chrysler Consumer Car Reviews

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Roy Bairstow, Perthshire

Chrysler Crossfire Coupe 2006

Wow, just bought my crossfire... love it!!! I have been a Jaguar man for the past 4 cars, Jaguar has lost me now. 10/10 for the fun.

Submitted: 30/04/2008 11:31:33

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Richard Mellin, Buckinghamshire

Chrysler 300C Touring 3.0 V6 CRD Touring 2007

It’s a big and bold car so I know it won’t appeal to everyone but having never been a shrinking violet I think it’s wonderful. Amazing value for how much car you get and it certainly turns heads. Masses of space for both driver and passengers make it feel luxurious and very comfortable. Not as bad on fuel as you’d expect and nice to cruise around in.

Submitted: 24/04/2008 15:30:22

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Daviid Leighton, Lincolnshire

Chrysler PT Cruiser Cabrio 2.4 Limited 5dr 2008

Why?? I recently test drove this car, out of sheer curiosity really. It’s not that it’s a bad car to drive, I’ve definately driven worse, but there’s no getting away from the fact you look like you’re driving an oversized rollerskate! A head turner but for all the wrong reasons.

Submitted: 22/04/2008 07:06:43

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Bill, Norfolk

Chrysler PT Cruiser 2.0 ltd auto 2002

Great car. Bit like marmite, you either love it or hate it. Plenty of room in the back (for three adults) as well as the front. Owned ours for 3 years without much problem. Spares prices variable. Turning circle awful. Fuel consumption awful. Looks priceless!

Submitted: 14/04/2008 10:44:37

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David Burns, London

Chrysler Sebring 2.0 CRD Limited 2007

I chose this car from a list of run of the mill company cars because I wanted something a little different. It certainly looks the part and has some very nice details but on the whole I’ve found it a little underwhelming. Maybe I’m being a little unkind as it’s the first Chrysler I’ve ever driven but for all it’s razzamatazz it just doesn’t deliver anything really that special. An okay car but will probably go back to the Passat or similar when I have the chance.

Submitted: 14/04/2008 08:59:36

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Andrew Fox, Yorkshire

Chrysler Crossfire Roadster 2004

Can’t fault the looks of the machine! Drives solid and admired around! Have a red private reg! ie i found my old Alfa Romeo more expensive! top notch!!

Submitted: 26/03/2008 09:01:22

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Jim Curran, Essex

Chrysler Neon 2.0 LX Auto 2002

I bought this car 3 years ago. 25K on the clock for an 02 plate. What excellent value for money this car is. It has been totally reliable, runs well with a sporty look and feel. Insurance is good; cannot fault the car.

Submitted: 11/03/2008 09:50:57

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Tom Cooke, Staffordshire

Chrysler PT Cruiser 2.2 CRD Limited 2008

To follow up on my last comments; I was in the dealership today to look at their just-arrived 2008 UK-model CRD 2.2 Limited PT Cruiser. I spent at least half an hour going over the vehicle and jotting down the detailed features, so here goes; 17 inch alloys Fuel filler cover is no longer chrome Bodyside mouldings are still chrome Chrome strips on the front grille Chromed exhaust tip Changed rear lettering; "PT Cruiser" on lower left, "Chrysler" above the wings centre; "CRD Limited" on lower right (think the lettering is smaller, still the same characteristic font of course) Door sill plates are black plastic, but with large rectangular brushed metal insert with large bright Chrysler wings logo The seats are now virtually full leather (just a small strip of cloth at the sides of the base) Steering wheel has silver spokes The centre console has a ’hatched’ pattern (dealer called it ’carbon look-alike’) Best I can tell, all the mechanicals are exactly as before.

Submitted: 03/03/2008 11:28:23

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Sue Hillyard, Yorkshire

Chrysler Voyager 2007

Great for family use, lots of kids, room for pushchair and dogs in the boot and space to bring scooters etc. - all the accessories of a busy family. Most attractive of all the 7 seaters!

Submitted: 25/02/2008 16:34:13

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Tom Cooke, Staffordshire

Chrysler PT Cruiser CRD 2.2 Limited 2008

Bit bothered about Pete Swann’s comments; my dealer simply can’t tell me what will be missing (versus the brochure) from my vehicle when it arrives in two or three weeks. Pretty poor - I’ve seen a few comments on forums that suggest that *no* Chrysler dealers have got up-to-date marketing material and vehicle specs for the 2008 model year PT, Chrysler are concentrating on pushing their ’premium’ vehicles. But I’m going to assume that apart from a few cosmetic things, the car will be substantially as the brochure and Chrysler’s US website describes (otherwise the dealer will find himself with a ’situation’ on his hands). I still think I’m going to enjoy the car immensely, given the style and overall equipment level. As long as I get reliability and good service and warranty work from the dealer, I’ll have made a good decision.

Submitted: 25/02/2008 11:12:33

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