Chrysler 300 Reviews from UK and Ireland

Engine running cold in winter - new thermostat.

Climate control doesn't control! Blows too hot, going to try an air con re-gas... been to the dealer and no computer faults.

Worth the wait, as I have loved the 300c since it came out.

With the Bentley grille, it gets more looks than any Merc/BMW that cost five times as much.

Going to bling it up more with tints, polished rims, maybe air intake/exhaust mods...

Best looking estate (wagon) ever made, and great with two little kids and prams etc etc.

I like the 3.5 engine, and it seems better than my old Vision 3.5.

Very rare in England with this engine, as everybody buys the diesel (better MPG, but awful sound!)

Normal Chrysler reliability/quality.

11 months after purchase, required a new gearbox, although purchased new in 2007 on warranty, after discussion with Chrysler, the car had been pre registered in Germany (to export to the U.K.) in 2005, so Chrysler refused to assist.

2008 Feb, gearbox failed; had to be replaced. Brake pads went at 30,000 k.

2010, blew a top radiator hose, and the car overheated. Hose replaced.

2010, gearbox failed again had to be replaced.

2011, top hose again blew, thermostat replaced.

2011, engine exploded; write off.

Mechanically absolute rubbish, build quality poor.

Tyre pressure indicator fault at 20 miles.

Plastic interior bits falling off all the time.

Fuel injection problem at 2000 miles.

Broke down 7 times during 9 months.

Automatic gearbox split in two at 11000 miles.

Tyre pressure system failed again at 5000, 6000, 8000, 12000 and 12599 miles.

For the period of 10 months owning the car, it spent 3 months with the manufacturer or the garage. Comfort however was good, but reliability terrible.