2006 Chrysler 300

Pros: Fast, roomy, great seats, balanced chassis

Cons: Feels large, fuel economy, guzzler tax

The Bottom Line: If you want 400 horsepower in a large sedan, the 300C SRT8 is easily your least expensive choice. You'll sacrifice features and some handling, but no performance.

Review: I've reviewed the regular 300 and 300C before, and this summer drove the entire SRT line at at the S RT Track Experience, which is offered free of charge to anyone who buys an SRT vehicle. (I paid $300 to attend.) But ...

Pros: HEMI power, MDS system, high-quality interior

Cons: gas mileage. 

The Bottom Line: Definitely a car to put on your short-list.  Provides Mercedes-Benz class luxury with HEMI performance. 

Review: NOTE: This is a review of the 2006 Chrysler 300C 5.7L V8 HEMI mated to a 5-Speed Mercedes Benz transmission ONLY.  This review does not apply to the 2.7L or 3.5L/4-Speed Automatic variants of this sedan.  Contrary to the belief of some, there ...

Pros: Everything about it is a pro. A genuine pleasure to drive.

Cons: I have yet to figure out any cons to this car.

The Bottom Line: Buy this car if you can. You will not regret it. It is more than what it is advertised. Smooth, comfortable and powerful.

Review: We were looking to buy a new car after having had our old reliable workhorses; a 94 Thunderbird and a 93 Chevy Euro. Both cars more than were worth the money. We live in a small town and we take good care of our cars. Drove them until we realized that as ...

Pros: Has it all - great looks, handling, comfort and power. Flat out fun to drive!

Cons: Smaller trunk than '99 LHS and no pull strap, Mileage not as good as advertised

The Bottom Line: Good handling. Quiet ride. Great styling. Power. Flat out fun to own and drive.

Review: When I got married 30 years ago, I told my wife, whose family always drove Chrysler products that I'd never have one. Now, I'm on my 5th! 2 Town and Country vans, a '94 LHS, a '99LHS and now a 2006 300C. All have been great cars, from the same great ...

Pros: Luxury, style, comfort and appearance. Appeals to both younger and older generations.

Cons: Expensive maintenance, and expensive to maintain.

The Bottom Line: It is not only excellent in performance it is excellent in appearance. With regular maintenance, this car will last for many years. Highly recommended.

Review: The Chrysler 300 is luxury, comfort and style at it's best. Style and appearance persuaded me to buy my 300. After owning my 300 for coming up on 2 years it has exceeded my expectations on its performance and the quality of the body. I have only ...

Pros: Harmonizes best aspects of European and Detroit engineering and design.

Cons: High sills and low roofline are a problem in some situations.

Review: We had to put our dear Saab in the shop at a time when the mechanic was away. So I had to rent a car. This time it turned out to be a Chrysler. It was such a treat to drive that after 2 days I went to the Chrysler dealership and, after test drives by ...

Pros: Take no prisoners performance. Amazing performance/value price point. Outstanding braking/handling. Inspires Confidence.

Cons: Excessive brake dust. No trunk closing handle. Had to find something to complain about.

Review: It is quiet, unless I provoke it then it sounds like the powerful car that it is. It drives like a smaller car, holds the road like glue, will safely outbrake many much more expensive cars. It is soul-liftingly quick, looks like it cost twice as much as ...

Pros: comfort power gas mileage head turner

Cons: can't think of one?

Review: I bought my chrysler 300 used, fully loaded dual heat and a/c heated and power seats, wood trim ,leather ,sun roof ,navigation system, sirius radio ,2.75 v6, 5000 miles on it. This car handles like a dream , one finger steering and plenty of power .I ...

Pros: FAST, POWERFUL, SPACIOUS, COMFORTABLE, ELEGANT

Cons: Brakes need tightening, Some cheap parts, fuel economy of Hemi-C.

The Bottom Line: For under $40,000 (with tax) this is probably the best luxury car you can possibly buy right now. Pray for the CHRYSLER IMPERIAL.

Review: CAR AS DRIVEN Chrysler 300 with Hemi-C engine Moonroof Navigation Radio Chrome Appearance Purchased by my friend Juan in November 2005, driven extensively by myself during November - March. Top speed reached - 100 miles per ...

Pros: Smooth, roomy, comfortable, quiet, VERY powerful, great transmission, wonderful styling and FUN

Cons: Poor mileage and DANGEROUS steering overcorrection liklihood in high speed panic steering maneuvers

The Bottom Line: Buy the car if you need American Iron in a comfortable family four door that is part muscle car--it is difficult to find more car for the money.

Review: After owning a dependable 300M for four years, I can provide a comparison between it and my new 2006 300C that I have owned for over a month. The 300M has a gorgeous body style (albeit less streamlined than the 300M), although beauty is in the eye of ...