CHRYSLER 300 REVIEW : It's So Much Better Than a Rental Car

REVIEW The latest Chrysler 300, show all features, tips, hidden hacks and features, and test drive this latest offering from Chrysler.
CAR REVIEWS in a real unique perspective

[@davea4037]

I always liked the look of those......my only issue with any of the stellantis products isnt so much the vehicle lineup......they have some really beautiful vehicles......its more of the crap dealerships and service in my area. Always trying to software fix stuff vs. Really fixing it. I can handle the occasional issue, but not a crap service dept.

[@ExoticCarPlayplace]

Nice, yes they do look rather strapping and have a style of their own indeed.

[@MartinJones123]

Is this a new ExoticCar PlayPlace channel?

[@ExoticCarPlayplace]

You bet Martin, this is the full DIY and project in POV nd 4K. Cheers

[@carloscastillo3893]

Mmm my 5.7 hemi 2017 Chrysler 300c goes 0-60 in 5.1 seconds 🤒 and it is cheaper then the scat packs and i smoke em and im stock next time actually go through what people actually want to hear have a good one.

[@ExoticCarPlayplace]

Thanks for sharing. Great power trains indeed

[@EgCapalot]

Sorry bro but you ain’t smoking no scats in that stock

[@jamescarrington5521]

"Vibrators"?! What in Hell are people doing while they drive these days?! Texting while driving now seems like....less of a distraction? Lol.
I test drove one of these when I was looking at new cars back in 2020....well, I was PUSHED into the test drive, I just never cared for Chrysler, and I never liked the style of this car; I still don't.
Historically, I've always been a big Buick/Cadillac/Lincoln/Mercury guy; I prefer comfort, serene QUIETNESS, and as much isolation from the road as possible. I'm not looking for, nor am I impressed with, sports cars, speed, stiff harsh suspension, etc. I also refuse to own a foreign car. Period. I told the salesman what I was looking for, but they didn't have anything, so he tried to steer me into one of these cars, telling me it was a nice, quiet, luxurious ride. It wasn't; far from it. I just wasn't impressed at all....I eventually bought a new Lincoln MKZ, and while nothing can ever compare to the American luxury sedans of yesterday when it comes to plush seats and overall opulence, including the old Chrysler New Yorkers and Imperials, the Lincoln MKZ is extremely quiet, and I don't use sport mode; I prefer the soft, comfort suspension mode. The only regret I have is that there weren't any Lincoln Continentals available at the time....because THAT would be more to my style and liking.

[@ExoticCarPlayplace]

Hi James, yes that’s funny, often these sales folks try to influence you into a higher margin car or just don’t listen because many conversations are one sided with those folks. It’s good you knew what you were looking for so it was an easy hard “no”

[@jamescarrington5521]

@@ExoticCarPlayplace Exactly; know what you're looking for, know your price range by checking the dealer's invoice price and then you negotiate UP, not down. I realize that this isn't possible with a used car, but I'm just saying. Anyway, know what you want, know the highest price you're willing to pay and the lowest you'll accept on any trade-in. Trade-ins....when the sales agent asks if you have a trade-in, you don't even answer that question...don't even mention it....UNTIL you've got your deal set, act as though you're reconsidering trading it in at all.
There's a lot more, but....overall, don't you just hate buying a new car?! I sure as Hell do.