I went in to the lot not expecting to get much, but this car was one of the more affordable ones available. It has an eye-catching, sleek black exterior with silver trim. It has plenty of space for passengers and extra room in the trunk--enough to fit my camping equipment. Even with all the space, the car itself isn't much larger than an average car and doesn't require any special maneuvers to fit into parking spaces or make turns.

I purchased the car brand new. My first Chrysler built vehicle. It wasn't what I went in for. Test driving it, I felt power and pretty roomy. It fit my needs due to gas mileage. I knew after the test drive, I wanted this car! The drawback on the vehicle was it's speed. My previous car was a Dodge Charger so obviously a big different in speed.

I bought my 200 Chrysler in 2012, with only 10,000 miles on it. There are some things I liked and some things I disliked. The car overall was dependable. I have replaced the tires in the car three times in the past five years. I've changed the oils every 3,000 miles. I've had to change the brakes only once. The likes about the car is safe, reliable, and shows trip mileage. Has digital alerts (i.e. low tire, change oil) which is helpful. The car has a pretty big backseat. It had a spare tire. The things I disliked are very uncomfortable front seats especially driving long trips. The car has horrible blind spots in the rear. The seats in front are way too low making it hard to see above hood for a shorter person. Has a very small trunk space. Also the battery is in a very hard to reach location, so it would be virtually impossible for you to jump the battery without a professional. Also there is no heating vents to the back seat. Overall though, I would say the car has run great, as I have driven the car over 100,000 miles in five years and have never had any engine trouble.