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Chrysler 300C review covering 2004 To Date
Tuesday 26 February 2008
There are some cars that as soon as they are revealed just become instantly popular. It doesn’t matter how lousy they may prove to be - the styling sells them. The Chrysler 300C is one such vehicle, helped by a very low asking price and tried and tested underpinnings. Of course, it helped that the 300C wasn’t actually all that bad a steer but that really was secondary. What most people wanted was that ‘bad to the bone’ shape, with its junior Bentley silhouette and rear view mirror presence that had outside lane dawdlers running for cover up the embankment. Used examples are now beginning to filter onto the market but the 300 is holding its value surprisingly well.
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