This car looks very good. However, it sucks on MPGs, and the battery is located in the trunk, which is not very practical. There's also no key entry into the trunk. So, if the battery dies...guess what, you have to crawl through the back seat entry to the trunk to pull the trunk release latch. In addition to that, this car's key fob is known for malfunctioning, which if used more than 4 times in a malfunctioned state (ignition does not recognize), the entire computer system will be locked down, and will need to be reprogrammed. There's no hard reset that can be done on your own for this particular model!

I like the overall look of the Chrysler 300 and the interior is very comfortable. There is plenty of back seat leg room for passengers also. The trunk is very large which makes traveling nice because I always have room for my luggage. However, after driving a Ford Thunderbird that was a V8 for many years, I find this car to be sluggish and slow. It is a big car, but it has no get up an go to it.