I think the car is well built. I love the double sun roof, the room in the front of the car, and the dash. I dislike the gear shifter and the paddles on the steering wheel. It is very easy to accidentally change gears while driving. The ride is comfortable and smooth with plenty of leg room in the front seat area but very little room in the back seat area. The truck is very big. The acceleration is good, and I find myself going 80+ mph without realizing it. This car is a good candidate for a radar detector.

I initially purchased this vehicle because it had ample leg room for me (I'm 6'5"), and it was the only car I test drove that allowed me to fully extend my legs comfortably. My job requires me to drive a lot - upwards of 1,000 miles per week. Another feature I have loved about the 300C is how quiet it is on the road. Even while driving 80mph+, it is near silent in the cabin and really makes it an enjoyable ride. The sound system is great as well. My 300 has the base sound system, which I was initially hesitant about. However, after the very first drive I learned that the base sound system was more than enough and was crisp, clear and loud. Another feature I have loved about my 300 is the gas millage. For a full-sized sedan, I regularly get 30mpg+ on the interstate (I have the RWD version). Regardless of whether I am driving in the city or on the interstate, I really have enjoyed my 300, and I don't know if I'll ever switch to a different brand. The one downside to my particular situation is that because I drive so much, I have had to increase my payment to ensure my equity in the vehicle balances out with what I owe.